In this May 1, 2026 letter to U.S. District Judge Lawrence Vilardo, Luke Wenke discusses his attempted civil lawsuit against me, Katie, while making additional accusations involving the prosecutor, FBI, and Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

Wenke falsely claims that Assistant U.S. Attorney Sean Eldridge, the prosecutor in his current federal cyberstalking case, may be paying me to listen to Wenke’s phone calls from the Monroe County Jail. He then suggests that Eldridge could join me, FBI Agent Andrew Clark, and potentially the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office as codefendants in his lawsuit.

Wenke also discusses several supposed court hearings, including proceedings he claims occurred without him present or were scheduled but never happened. He asks Judge Vilardo to keep track of these events and references information he says his mother received from federal public defender Victoria Bahl.

In one of the letter’s more unusual passages, Wenke says he hopes everyone involved in his “elongated circumstances” might eventually meet at an Olive Garden in Buffalo and “talk like normal people.” He also looks forward to pursuing what he calls “all kinds of great lawsuits” in Judge Vilardo’s courtroom.

Wenke closes by invoking his late grandmother, Carolyn Giardini, who briefly served as a local justice in Carrollton, New York.