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2014 attempted murder in Waukesha, Wisconsin

Slender Human stabbing
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Artistic depiction of the fictional Slender Man
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Location of Waukesha in Waukesha County, Wisconsin[1]

Location Waukesha, Wisconsin
Coordinates 42°58′53″N 88°13′26″W  /  42.9814°Due north 88.2239°W  / 42.9814; -88.2239 Coordinates: 42°58′53″N 88°xiii′26″W  /  42.9814°N 88.2239°W  / 42.9814; -88.2239
Date May 31, 2014; 7 years ago  (2014-05-31)
Target Payton Leutner

Attack type

 Attempted murder by stabbing
Weapons Knife
Deaths 0
Injured one (xix stab wounds to artery of the heart, diaphragm, liver, and stomach)
Victim Payton Leutner (survived)
Perpetrators Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier
Motive Schizophrenia (Geyser), insanity
Verdict Non guilty by reason of insanity
Criminal status Geyser: In mental health facility
Weier: Released; under supervision until historic period 37
Criminal penalty Geyser: 40 years to life in mental health establishment
Weier: 25 years to life in mental wellness institution (released after vii years)
Charges Geyser: Attempted first-degree murder
Weier: Attempted second-degree murder

On May 31, 2014, in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Us, two 12-year-old girls, Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser, lured their friend Payton Leutner into a forest and stabbed her xix times in an attempt to become proxies of the fictional character Slender Man.[ii] Leutner crawled to a road where she was constitute, and recovered after six days in the infirmary. Weier and Geyser were found not guilty by mental illness or defect and committed to mental health institutions for sentences of 25 and 40 years, respectively.

Slender Human [edit]

Slender Human is a fictional entity created on the Something Atrocious online forums for a 2009 Photoshop paranormal prototype contest.[3] The Slender Man myths were later expanded past a number of other people, who created fan fiction and artistic depictions of the entity.[4]

Slender Homo is a tall, thin character, with a featureless white face and head. He is depicted equally wearing a blackness suit, and is sometimes shown with tentacles growing out of his dorsum. According to the Slender Man myths, the entity can cause amnesia, bouts of coughing, and paranoid behavior in individuals. He is oft depicted hiding in forests.[4]

Events of the attack [edit]

The stabbing took place in David'southward Park, a wooded area near Waukesha, Wisconsin, during a game of hide-and-seek on May 31, 2014. The perpetrators, Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser, pinned downwardly Payton Leutner and stabbed her nineteen times in the arms, legs, and torso with a five-inch-long (xiii cm) blade. Two wounds were to major organs; i missed a major avenue of her center by less than a millimeter, and another went through her diaphragm, cutting into her liver and stomach.[5] Weier and Geyser told Leutner they would detect help, but they did non get any upon leaving.[4] Afterwards, Leutner dragged herself to a nearby road where she was found by a cyclist.[6] The cyclist called 911 when he saw her.

Weier and Geyser were apprehended near Interstate 94 at Steinhafel'southward furniture store, after walking 4.nine miles (7.9 km).[7] The knife used in the stabbing was in a pocketbook they carried. While Geyser felt no empathy, Weier was described as feeling guilty for stabbing the victim, simply felt that the assail was needed to appease Slender Man.

Leutner left the hospital vii days after the set on.[8] She returned to school in September 2014.[v] [9]

Court case and negotiations [edit]

Following the investigation, Geyser was charged with attempted first-degree homicide, a Class-A felony, and Weier was charged with attempted 2nd-degree homicide, a Class-B felony.[10] [eleven] Due to the nature of the offenses, both Weier and Geyser were waived out of juvenile courtroom to be tried every bit adults.[12]

In 2017, Weier pleaded guilty to existence a political party to attempted second-degree homicide.[thirteen] A jury then found her "not guilty by mental disease or defect."[fourteen] [15] Geyser accepted a plea offer nether which she would not get to trial and would be evaluated by psychiatrists to make up one's mind how long she should be placed in a mental hospital.[16] She subsequently pleaded guilty but was found non guilty past reason of mental affliction or defect, and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, from which her begetter also suffers.[17] [18]

Weier was sentenced to 25 years to life, an indeterminate sentence involving at to the lowest degree three years locked confinement and involuntary handling in a state psychiatric institute, followed by communal supervision until age 37.[19] [20] Geyser was given the maximum sentence, forty years to life, an indeterminate sentence involving at to the lowest degree three years locked solitude, in addition to involuntary treatment in a country psychiatric institute until complete resolution of symptoms or until age 53, whichever may happen first; followed past continued communal supervision, periodic reevaluations and/or reinstitution and further treatment, as needed, as required by the judgement imposed.[21] [22] While Geyser will periodically accept the opportunity to petition for her release from a mental health facility in the future, she volition remain under institutional treat the duration of the judgement. During her trial, Geyser had been committed to the Winnebago Mental Health Institute and was the youngest patient there.[23]

At a courtroom hearing on March ten, 2021, Weier, who was past then 19, submitted a letter to the court stating that she was "pitiful and deeply regretful for the agony, pain and fear I have caused", not simply to Leutner just to "my customs besides". Weier stated that, "I hate my actions May 31, 2014, just through countless hours of therapy, I no longer hate myself for them." On July 1, 2021, Waukesha Canton Judge Michael Bohren ordered Weier released from the Winnebago Mental Health Institute, gave state officials sixty days to describe up a conditional release program, and required that Weier be assigned state Department of Health Services instance managers to rails her progress until she's 37 years former, the length of her commitment.[24] On September 13, 2021, Weier was released with multiple stipulations to include: 24-hr GPS monitoring requiring her to not leave Waukesha Canton without permission. Weier volition too accept her Net usage monitored and will not be allowed to utilize any forms of social media. Weier will also be required to take medication and will be personally escorted to regular counseling sessions by a example worker. She will also be required to live with her father during her probation.[25]

Appeal [edit]

In 2020, an appeals court rejected Geyser'southward petition to be retried as a juvenile. Her chaser, Matthew Pinix, argued that she should have been charged with attempted 2nd-degree intentional homicide rather than first-degree, and argued that Geyser gave statements to investigators before being read her Miranda rights.[26] He has petitioned the Supreme Court of Wisconsin to review the ruling.[27]

Aftermath [edit]

External video
video icon Announcement video for the Creepypasta alive stream[28]

In the backwash of the stabbing, the Creepypasta Wiki was blocked throughout the Waukesha School District.[29] On the Tuesday following the stabbing, Slender Human being creator Eric Knudsen said: "I am deeply saddened by the tragedy in Wisconsin and my heart goes out to the families of those affected by this terrible human action."[xxx] [ failed verification ] Sloshedtrain, the administrator of the Creepypasta Wiki,[31] said that the stabbing was an isolated incident that did not accurately represent the creepypasta community. He also stated that the Creepypasta Wiki was a literary website and that they did not condone murder or satanic rituals.[32] [33]

Members of the creepypasta community held a 24-hour live stream on YouTube June xiii–xiv, 2014, to raise money for the stabbing victim. Joe Jozwowski, an administrator on a creepypasta website, said the purpose of the stream was to evidence that members of the community cared for the victim and did not condone existent-world violence because they enjoyed fiction that contains violence.[34]

On August 12, Governor Scott Walker issued a proclamation declaring Midweek, Baronial 13, 2014, "Purple Hearts for Healing Mean solar day" and encouraged the people of Wisconsin to wear purple on that day to award the victim of the stabbing. He besides praised the "forcefulness and conclusion" exhibited by Leutner during her recovery.[35] The city of Madison, Wisconsin, held a one-twenty-four hours bratwurst festival to honor Leutner on Baronial 29, several days earlier the victim returned to school. Hot dogs and bratwurst were sold to raise money towards the victim's medical costs. The event was run by over 250 volunteers, and raised over $70,000 for Leutner.[9]

Argue on the outcome of the Internet on children [edit]

The stabbing resulted in extensive debate almost the role of the Net in society and its effect on children.[36] Russell Jack, Waukesha Police Master, said that the stabbing "should be a wake-up call for all parents", adding that the Net "is total of data and wonderful sites that teach and entertain", but that it "can also be full of nighttime and wicked things".[iv] John Egelhof, a retired amanuensis of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, argued that the Net had become a "black pigsty" with the ability to expose children to a more than sinister earth.[37] Egelhof suggested that the all-time fashion to avert future incidents was for parents to continue track of their children'due south online habits and to educate them on the differences betwixt correct and wrong.[37] Shira Chess, an assistant professor of mass media arts at the University of Georgia, stated that creepypasta was no more than dangerous than stories about vampires or zombies. She argued that creepypasta websites were beneficial, and that they gave people the opportunity to become amend writers.[31]

Media [edit]

A documentary motion picture on the incident called Beware the Slenderman was released by HBO Films in March 2016, and was broadcast on HBO on January 23, 2017.[38]

A season 16 episode of Police & Order: Special Victims Unit of measurement, titled "Glasgowman's Wrath", is loosely based on the event.[39]

The Criminal Minds episode "The Tall Homo" (Episode 14.05, airdate October 31, 2018) was too inspired by this story.[40]

On October 14, 2018, a movie inspired past the Slender Man stabbing, called Terror in the Woods, aired on Lifetime. The flick stars Ella West Jerrier, Sophia Grace McCarthy, Skylar Morgan Jones, Angela Kinsey, Drew Powell, and Carrie Hood. Christina Ricci serves as the executive producer of the motion picture.[41] [42]

On March 31, 2019, some other movie inspired by the Slender Human being stabbing titled Mercy Black, starring Daniela Pineda, was released on Netflix with no prior announcement. Directed by Owen Egerton and produced primarily by Blumhouse Productions, it tells the story of two girls with pre-schizophrenia who attempt to murder their friend, assertive that a spirit named Mercy Black will offer them a gift in return. Subsequently, the protagonist is released from psychiatric care, and has to deal with the realistic and paranormal consequences of her actions.

On Oct 24, 2019, more than five years after the stabbing, Leutner, then 17, spoke to ABC's twenty/twenty about her experience for the first time. She spoke of her scars, saying, "I don't retrieve much of them. They volition probably go away and fade eventually". She told the interviewers that she met her attackers in fourth class. When asked what she would say if she e'er saw Geyser once again, Leutner added that she would "give thanks" her because the assail inspired her to pursue a career in medicine.[43]

In September 2021, in the wake of Weier's release, it was revealed that Leutner has moved out of Waukesha County and currently attends an undisclosed higher as a sophomore pupil.[44]

See besides [edit]

  • Folie à deux
  • Parker–Hulme murder example
  • Sasebo slashing
  • Slender Man (picture show)

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Farther reading [edit]

  • Mar, Alex (Autumn 2017). "Out Came the Girls: Boyish Girlhood, the Occult, and the Slender Man Phenomenon". Virginia Quarterly Review. Vol. 93, no. four.
  • Hale, Kathleen (January 8, 2018). "Living with Slenderman". Hazlitt.

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