The Luke Wenke Files

Because People Deserve to Know

Category: unwanted correspondence/contact

  • Luke Wenke Facebook Screenshot Gallery | September 2023

    Illustration of a Luke Wenke lookalike posing for a booking photo.

    The following archive contains screenshots of Facebook posts that Luke Wenke made throughout September 2023, documenting his public statements about politics, government officials, legal disputes, personal grievances, and family conflicts. The posts include Wenke’s commentary about Donald Trump, Mitt Romney, Kristi Noem, New York state…


    Read More…

  • Luke Wenke Facebook Screenshot Gallery | August 2023

    comic-like/painterly image of a Luke Wenke lookalike mugshot/booking photo

    The following collection features archived screenshots of Luke Wenke’s Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) posts from August 2023, documenting his public statements, online interactions, and personal grievances. The posts begin on August 11th, roughly a day after Wenke was released from the Chautauqua County Jail,…


    Read More…

  • Luke Wenke Screenshot Gallery | April 2023

    A cartoon/comic-like Luke Wenke lookalike in a red BDSM mask while sitting in a car.

    The following collection documents Luke Wenke’s social media activity throughout the month of April 2023, immediately following his release from federal prison on March 31st, 2023. Luke Wenke Screenshot Gallery | April 2023 04/30/2023: Facebook, 04/30/2023: 04/29/2023 Facebook, 04/29/2023: Facebook, 04/29/2023: Facebook, 04/29/2023: 04/28/2023 Facebook,…


    Read More…

  • Luke Wenke to Victim’s Colleague: “George Floyd is dead and that’s a good thing”

    Illustration of an angry Luke Wenke lookalike intensely typing on a laptop inside a McDonald’s restaurant.

    Luke Wenke was accused (and later convicted) of sending the following self-pitying diatribe to his cyberstalking victim’s business partner just weeks after his release from federal prison in 2023. Prosecutors argued that this constituted indirect contact, thereby violating a court-imposed condition of supervised release banning…


    Read More…