A Wisconsin woman accused of stabbing her classmate to please horror character Slender Man more than a decade ago asked a judge again Friday to release her from a psychiatric hospital.

Morgan Geyser, who is now 22 years old, filed a petition with Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren seeking her release from the Winnebago Mental Health Institute. The petition marks the third time in the last two years she has asked Bohren to let her out of the facility.

She withdrew her first petition two months after filing it in 2022. Bohren denied her second request this past April, saying she remains a risk to the public.

  • @stoly
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    -34 months ago

    People downvoted them, as best I can tell, for saying that being stabbed 19 times is “horrible”.

    • @[email protected]
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      94 months ago

      Right, it’s obvious that it’s horrible, it’s tone deaf to harp on it when she’s been incarcerated for a decade.

      • @stoly
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        -184 months ago

        Got it, you’re an apologist.

        • @[email protected]
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          144 months ago

          No, I want to have patients assessed for release like the law requires and actually have the system do something more than abuse people.

          • @stoly
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            -154 months ago

            Gonna need more that empty platitudes. Explain what you think is wrong here v which specific laws and processes are not being followed, who is responsible, and what is the remedy? Also why are you rooting for a confirmed attempted murderer? This really comes across as hero worship.

              • @stoly
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                -64 months ago

                No, I want to understand without anyone getting emotional or making it personal precisely what they think the problem is. All I get from people is a vague reference to age and the passage of time.

                • @trashgirlfriend
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                  134 months ago

                  The point of a system like this is to in theory rehabilitate people so that one day they can return to society.

                  The system is failing here to do that despite several professionals in their field saying she is capable of returning to the community.

            • @Breezy
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              84 months ago

              She was fucking 12 and not mentally able, shesbeen in jail for ten years, yeah lets check her out. I swear shes been in jail longer then others and you think thats juuuuust fine right.

              • @stoly
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                -104 months ago

                I don’t think anything because I don’t know the details and neither do you.

                • @Breezy
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                  64 months ago

                  That’s the point dude.

                  • @stoly
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                    -54 months ago

                    And yet you and others keep on like you do know what’s going on, “dude”.

              • @stoly
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                -24 months ago

                Not guilty is not the same as innocent. She was not guilty due to insanity but she still committed the act.

              • @[email protected]
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                -44 months ago

                She was found not guilty because she was twelve. Not because she didn’t attempt to murder that person.

        • @pyre
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          it doesn’t seem like you’re able or willing to get it tbh

          • @stoly
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            -34 months ago

            This isn’t Brittany Spears. This is someone who lured a victim and attempted to murder her.

            • @trashgirlfriend
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              64 months ago

              Do you remember how fucking stupid 12 year olds are?

              Now add untreated mental illness to it. Keeping her locked up is nothing but cruel.

      • @stoly
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        04 months ago

        This sounds like your first injustice. In fact, people are quite commonly held back for years or decades after their sentences for stuff like this. It suck, it really does. You have to vote/get involved if you want to change it.