Category: false/wrongful arrest
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EMAIL: Post-Prison, Luke Wenke Vows to Garner a Massive Social Media Following
USA v. Luke Wenke – Email October 31st, 2025 CASE #1:22-cr-00035, DOC. #235 To read a “transcribed” version of the letter, scroll past the PDF viewer. 🙂 Luke Wenke #235 | Page 1: “I email the Mayor back in Olean who is working for his opponent’s campaign, and he responds ‘feel free to come see
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EMAIL: Luke Wenke Falsely Accuses Stalking Victim of Burglary
In the following email, Luke Wenke claims that outgoing Olean Mayor Bill Aiello agreed to provide him with footage of me “going in and out” of Wenke’s house throughout 2024 and 2025. This isn’t even remotely possible because I haven’t been to Olean since early 2022. I last went there at Luke Wenke’s request, entered
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Luke Wenke’s Email to Stalking Victim’s Colleague: “George Floyd is Dead and That’s a Good Thing”
During the spring of 2023 — roughly six week after his release from federal prison — Luke Wenke was accused of sending the following email to the business partner of his cyberstalking victim (the Minnesota lawyer). He was arrested on May 18th on a federal probation violation charge, with prosecutors arguing that the email constituted
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Luke Wenke Screenshot Gallery – Anti-American/Antimilitary Beliefs
Luke Wenke isn’t exactly quiet about his views, including his belief that America is somehow at fault for his romantic failures. Instead of simply accepting that his romantic obsession/stalking victim, Ryan, wants nothing to do with him, Wenke lies to himself to whatever degree is necessary to remain in denial. A court-appointed forensic psychologist testified
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Luke Wenke Tries Making Me Jealous by Flaunting His Friendships w/ Other Women
Based on Luke Wenke’s behavior, it’s evident that he thinks I get jealous of his interactions with other women. For example, he made the following post while on a road trip with a South Carolina woman (whom, by his own admission, he ended up abandoning along a roadside 1,000 miles from her home): For context,
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Luke Wenke’s Post-Prison Email to the Judge: “Burn the American Flag”
Luke Wenke sent the following email (toward the bottom of this page) to the judge who oversaw his federal cyberstalking case in early November of last year, roughly a month after his release from prison. In it, he calls for the burning of the U.S. flag while making it clear that he believes the government
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Luke Wenke Can’t Afford a Lawyer for His Criminal Case, But Will Pay $400 to File a Frivolous Lawsuit Against Me
In late January, Luke Wenke named me as a defendant in a bogus lawsuit filled with blatant lies and false allegations. In his complaint, he falsely accused myself and one of the FBI agents who investigated him of conspiring against him with one another, claiming that I work for “federal probation” and that the federal
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Luke Wenke Screenshot Gallery | 2021 & Older
Luke Wenke Screenshot Gallery: 2021 & Older 05/22/2021: 04/30/2021: 03/31/2021: 03/24/2021: 03/15/2021: 02/21/2021: 02/11/2021: 01/22/2021: 01/19/2021: 01/18/2021: 01/15/2021: 01/12/2021: 01/05/2021: 01/02/2021: 2020 Screenshots: 12/04/2020: 11/28/2020: 11/23/2020: 11/21/2020: 11/20/2020: 11/19/2020: 10/13/2020: 09/06/2020: 09/04/2020: 08/28/2020: 07/11/2020: 04/19/2020: 03/25/2020:
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TRANSCRIPTS: USA v. Luke Wenke Probation Violation Hearing
The two transcripts below contain word-for-word accounts of what was said during court hearings that took place on June 21st, 2023 and June 23rd, 2023. Luke Wenke was accused of violating the terms of his federal supervised release by indirectly contacting his cyberstalking victim via an encrypted email that was sent to the victim’s business
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EMAIL: Luke Wenke Predicts My “Very Sudden Demise,” Says the End Is “Soon”
Luke Wenke sent the following email to the judge who oversaw his first cyberstalking case in early November of last year, after the case was closed. He was free and not under any sort of supervision at the time, but would soon ruin his newfound freedom by refusing to leave his stalking victims alone. USA