The Luke Wenke Files

Since 12/2024 – LONG after the stalking began!

Tag: conditions of supervised release

  • TRANSCRIPTS: Luke Wenke’s First Probation Violation Sentencing Hearing

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    In 2023, Luke Wenke was found guilty of violating the terms of his federal supervised release by indirectly contacting his cyberstalking victim, “Victim 1,” via an email to the victim’s business associate. The PDF viewer below contains two transcripts (Docs. #84 & #85) featuring word-for-word…


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  • TRANSCRIPTS: Judge Releases Luke Wenke Despite Prosecutor’s Objection

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    In December 2023, Luke Wenke was released from jail on an ankle monitor while awaiting sentencing for a federal probation violation charge that he had pleaded guilty to the previous month. In exchange for Wenke’s guilty plea, the judge had dropped four other probation violation…


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  • USA v. Luke Wenke – Plea Hearing Transcript

    On April 18th, 2022, Luke Wenke pleaded guilty to a federal cyberstalking charge. In exchange for his plea, prosecutors agreed to drop an interstate threats charge and to recommend an 18-month prison sentence. During the plea hearing, Wenke repeatedly acknowledged his guilt and said that…


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  • TRANSCRIPT: Judge Revokes GPS Monitor, Sends Luke Wenke Back to Jail

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    In early December of 2023, the judge overseeing Luke Wenke’s federal criminal case released Wenke from custody on pretrial supervision. Wenke was required to wear a GPS ankle monitor and follow certain rules and restrictions, including having no contact with several victims, abiding by a…


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  • Luke Wenke Wants the Court to Reunite Him w/ Romantic Obsession

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    Luke Wenke mailed this letter to the Honorable John L. Sinatra, Jr. during the fall of 2023 while detained at the Cattaraugus County Jail in Little Valley, New York on multiple federal probation violation charges. In it, he complains about Judge Sinatra telling him that…


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  • The Court’s FINAL JUDGMENT Against Luke Wenke for Violating Supervised Release

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    On October 7th, 2025, Luke Wenke was released from FMC Devens in Massachusetts, where he had spent several months undergoing court-mandated mental health treatment while awaiting sentencing on a probation violation conviction for contacting one of his victims. Wenke had pleaded guilty to the violation…


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  • After His First Probation Violation Arrest, Luke Wenke Was Ordered To Delete His X/Twitter Account

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    In May of 2023 – less than six weeks following his release from federal prison – Luke Wenke was arrested in Olean, New York for violating the conditions of his supervised release. More specifically, Wenke was accused of indirectly contacting his cyberstalking victim (the Minnesota…


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  • USA v. Luke Wenke | Judgment | 08/18/2022

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    After pleading guilty to cyberstalking in federal court in April 2022, Luke Wenke was sentenced to 18 months of incarceration followed by three years of supervised release. The document below details the conditions he was expected to follow upon reentering the free world. In addition…


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  • USA v. Luke Wenke | Plea Agreement | 1:22-cr-00035

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    In April 2022, Luke Wenke pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of cyberstalking. In exchange for his guilty plea, the prosecution dismissed a charge of making interstate threats and recommended an 18-month prison sentence followed by three years of supervised release. USA v.…


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