The Luke Wenke Files
Est. 12/2024 – LONG After the Stalking Began!
Category: Appeals
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Before his case was even decided, Luke Wenke wrote to the appeals court.
Luke Wenke mailed the following letter to the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City in March of 2025. Interestingly, he sent this letter before he even knew what the outcome of his case would be, let alone whether he would end up filing an appeal. USA…
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Luke Wenke’s Appeal is DISMISSED
Following Luke Wenke’s release from federal prison in October of 2025, the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed his appeal as moot. USA v. Luke Wenke – Order October 14th, 2025 CASE #25-1165, DOC. #42.1 USA v. Luke Wenke – Response to Letter October 15th, 2025 CASE #25-1165, DOC.…
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Luke Wenke APPEAL Document: Order Denying Motion To Stay
A federal appeals court denies Luke Wenke’s motion to stay his involuntary commitment to forced mental treatment.
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USA v. Luke Wenke Appeal: Appellee Brief
The U.S. federal government urges the appeals court to deny Luke Wenke’s motion to stay his punishment while appealing his case.
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3 Years Post-Conviction, Luke Wenke Denies Original Cyberstalking Charge
While detained on a probation violation three years after pleading guilty to a federal cyberstalking charge, Luke Wenke denies his original crime.
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Luke Wenke: Motion to Stay Wenke’s Involuntary Commitment & Government’s Response
After being involuntarily committed to mental health treatment, Luke Wenke filed a motion to stay his commitment pending the result of his appeal.
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LETTER: Luke Wenke Denies Cyberstalking, Claims He Was Hacked
Luke Wenke denies cyberstalking despite pleading guilty to the charge in federal court 3 years earlier, claiming that his phone was hacked.
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Luke Wenke: ‘Important People Attended My Baptism In 1992’
Luke Wenke dives deep into his religious background in a letter to the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City.
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Luke Wenke LETTER: “I Will Reject The New Pope No Matter What”
Upset by the death of Pope Francis, Luke Wenke pours his emotions out in a letter to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City.
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Luke Wenke’s Motion to Withdraw His First Appeal
Luke Wenke withdraws his appeal for violating federal probation after his lawyer states their intention to seek removal from the case.