A Wisconsin woman will be released from a mental hospital after more than a decade. A classmate killed To please the horror character Slender Man, a judge decided on Thursday.
Wukesh County Circuit Judge Scott Wagner signed a conditional plan to release 22 -year -old Morgan Geyser from Vinabago Mental Health Institute, Vinabago Mental Health Institute at a psychiatry hospital, where he has spent the last seven years. Another judge ruled in January that three experts testified that he had made progress from mental illness.
In April, the prosecutors objected to the original conditional release plan of the geyser after the victim’s mother, Patan Leutonner, expressing concern that the group of Geyser was located eight miles from the house Lonner. The judge then ordered the Health Services Department to draft a new scheme, which was approved on Thursday.
The details of the plan and the time of its release were not shared in the court, and Geyser’s Attorney did not immediately respond to the phone messages seeking comments.
Geyser and her friends, Anissa Weier, wooed the Lonner at a Waukesha Park after a sleepover in 2014. Geyser stabbed Lonner 19 times, while Ware carried her forward. The three girls were 12 years old at that time.
Geyser and ware ran away after the attack, but were arrested as they were running on the interstate 94. He told the investigators that he had attacked Lutener to earn a thin man’s right to be a servant and fear that he would harm his families if he does not follow. He said that after the attack, the man’s mansion was planned to dilute the man’s mansion after the attack.
Lonner hardly survived. Geyser finally convicted a party in 2017 in 2017 for the first-day being a party, but claimed that she was not responsible as she was mentally ill. The following year, Wukesh County Circuit Judge Michael Bohraine committed him to a psychiatric hospital for 40 years.
State health officials argued In March, the geyser cannot be trusted after knowing that he did not tell his doctor that he had read a novel about murder and sale of black market organ. She also alleged that she was interacting with a person who collects the memorial of the murder and sent her her sketch of a decapped body and a postcard, saying she wants to be intimate with her.
Cotton said that Geyser only read what the convenience was, and the employees knew that he was interacting with the collector. She said that she stopped talking to the man in 2024 when she came to know that she was selling things she sent her. Bohraine concluded that Geyser was not trying to hide anything and ordered state health officials to continue a release plan.
After Bohraine retired last April, Wagner took the request for the release of the geyser.
Weier convicted a party in 2017 for an attempted murder with a dangerous weapon, but as Geyser claimed that she was mentally ill and was not responsible for her actions. She was committed for 25 years in a mental hospital but was Released in 2021 After living with your father and wearing GPS monitor.
The case has attracted wide attention to the part due to the attraction of girls with the character of the thin man. In 2009, Slender Man was made online by Eric Noodson, which was a mysterious audience photo, edited in children’s everyday images in sports. He is usually painted as a thin, spidery figure in a black suit with a magnificent white face. He has evolved in a popular bogeyman and has appeared in video games, online stories and A 2018 film.
Tod Richmond and Christine Fernando, Associated Press