The PDF reader below contains three court judgments against Luke Wenke, along with details regarding his punishment and any supervision requirements he was ordered to abide by.

The first judgment (#42) was added to Wenke’s court record in August 2022 following his guilty plea to a federal cyberstalking charge. A year later, the court issued the second judgment (#68) after the judge found Luke Wenke guilty of his first probation violation charge.

The third document (#233) acknowledges Luke Wenke’s guilty plea to a probation violation charge. Wenke entered his plea in late 2023, but the judgment wasn’t issued until his case concluded in October of last year. In exchange for Wenke’s guilty plea, the court dismissed FOUR additional probation violation charges for contacting his victims in violation of protective orders and court-imposed bans.

In my opinion, there was ample evidence to prove that Wenke was, indeed, knowingly violating contact bans. Wenke contacted me afterthe court banned him from doing so as a condition of his supervision, but any charges he incurred for the unwanted correspondence were dropped. The contact ban went unenforced and was thereby rendered useless.

The court’s willingness to let Wenke off lightly yet again, despite his repeated violations and absolutely no reason to believe his behavior would stop, marked a turning point in the case for me. I lost all confidence in the justice system, concluded that many (if not most) participants of said system don’t seem to care about stalking victims, and realized that I am entirely on my own to preserve my safety — which, in turn, heavily influenced my decision to leave the United States for the sake of getting as far the fuck away from Luke Wenke as possible.

USA v. Luke Wenke | Judgments
Case #1:22-cr-00035

DOCS. #42, 68, & 233