The Luke Wenke Files
Since 12/2024 – LONG after the stalking began!
Tag: probation violations
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LETTER: Luke Wenke Demands an In-Person Meeting w/ His Victims
Luke Wenke mailed the following letter to U.S. Appeals Court Judge Debra Ann Livingston in late March. It contains the typical array of far-fetched allegations against me and others, including that I’m conspiring with the federal government to keep Luke Wenke behind bars. Wenke also discusses an alleged planned dinner at the Olive Garden, where…
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Luke Wenke’s Alleged 2023 Probation Violations
On October 4th, 2023, Luke Wenke was arrested for allegedly violating federal probation. He had recently been found guilty of one previous violation charge, but was accused of continuing to contact his victims in violation of state-issued protective orders and federally-imposed contact bans. This time around, Wenke was charged with five violations, the nature of…
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Luke Wenke APPEAL | Appellant’s Brief
In this appellant’s brief, Luke Wenke challenges the district court’s decision to involuntarily commit him to a mental health facility. Authored by Wenke’s public defender at the time, the document argues that there was insufficient evidence to justify hospitalizing Wenke, even if he suffered from a mental illness. The defense accuses the prosecution’s expert witness,…
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Luke Wenke APPEAL: Prosecution OPPOSES Wenke’s Motion to Stay His Involuntary Commitment
After being ordered to undergo involuntary mental health treatment at a “suitable facility” in April 2025, Luke Wenke immediately appealed the court’s decision. His public defender filed a Motion to Stay on his behalf, requesting that the court allow Wenke to remain in county jail pending the outcome of his appeal rather than begin his…
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Luke Wenke’s Public Defender: Wenke is NOT Delusional
Almost immediately after Luke Wenke was ordered to undergo involuntary inpatient treatment at a mental health facility in April of last year, his public defender appealed the decision on Wenke’s behalf. The defense attorney, Timothy P. Murphy, also filed the following “Motion to Stay” urging the court to postpone Wenke’s transfer to a medical facility…
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Here’s Why Luke Wenke Was Denied Bail At His Last Court Hearing
On December 17th, 2025, Luke Wenke was arrested by federal agents in Salamanca, New York on a cyberstalking charge. Thirty-three-year-old Wenke, already a federally convicted cyberstalker, now stands accused of targeting a court official who was involved in the oversight of his first cyberstalking case. According to a criminal complaint, Wenke accused the victim of…
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Luke Wenke | Chautauqua County FOIL Records
Obtained through New York State’s freedom of information laws, the documents below consist of Luke Wenke’s booking sheet and correspondence log from the Chautauqua County Jail, where he was detained from June 20th, 2023 to August 10th, 2023 for allegedly violating the conditions of his supervised release. Although he was already locked up for sending…
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MEMORANDUM: Prosecution Urges Judge to Send Luke Wenke Back to Prison for Violating Probation
During the summer of 2023, Luke Wenke was found guilty of violating the terms of his federal supervised release by contacting his cyberstalking victim’s business partner. More specifically, the judge determined that Wenke was responsible for a “vitriolic” email that had been sent to the victim’s colleague, thereby constituting a violation via indirect contact with…
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Federal Prosecutors Accuse Luke Wenke of Indirectly Contacting Cyberstalking Victim; Defense Argues to the Contrary
In May of 2023 — just six weeks after his release from federal prison — Luke Wenke was arrested on a federal violation of supervised release (VOSR) charge for allegedly indirectly contacting his cyberstalking victim. More specifically, federal prosecutors accused Wenke of sending a vitriolic email to the victim’s business partner, allegedly with the awareness…
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EMAIL: Federal Probation Expresses Concerns Over Luke Wenke’s Social Media Posts
In late 2023, Luke Wenke pleaded guilty to one out of five federal probation violation charges alleging that he had contacted several victims in violation of state- and federally imposed protective orders and contact bans. In exchange for his guilty plea, the court dismissed the four remaining counts (despite evidence arguably pointing toward his guilt,…