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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…
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“If It’s the Last Thing I Do”: Luke Wenke Vows to Take His Case to the U.S. Supreme Court
Luke Wenke has resumed inundating the federal appeals court in New York City with letters, even though he doesn’t have an active or ongoing appeal. Not surprisingly, these letters are largely about how I’m supposedly…
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LETTER: Luke Wenke Threatens to Sue the Prosecutor in His Current Federal Cyberstalking Case
Luke Wenke mailed the following letter to federal Judge Lawrence Vilardo in late April of 2026 while detained at the Monroe County Jail in Rochester, New York. In it, he: Falsely claims that I’m being…
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NEW: Court DENIES Luke Wenke’s Motion to Reopen Bail Proceedings
PLEASE NOTE: I am not a legal expert. Please rely on the court documents, public records, and other available resources for the facts surrounding the case and other information regarding Luke Wenke’s legal proceedings. On…
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The U.S. Government Argues Against Granting Luke Wenke a New Bail Hearing
PLEASE NOTE: I am not a legal expert. Please rely on the court documents, public records, and other available resources for the facts surrounding the case and other information regarding Luke Wenke’s legal proceedings. In…
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LETTER: Luke Wenke Accuses Me of Infiltrating Jail Mailroom
The federal courthouse in Buffalo, New York received the following letter from Luke Luke Wenke in April of 2026. The correspondence is addressed to the Honorable Lawrence J. Vilardo, who has been assigned to oversee…
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Luke Wenke’s Public Defender Urges Judge to Set Bail to Enable Wenke’s Release from Jail
In a motion filed on March 31st, Luke Wenke’s public defender urges the judge who’s overseeing Wenke’s federal cyberstalking case to reopen Wenke’s bond proceedings in hopes that he’ll be able to secure his release…


