The Luke Wenke Files
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Tag: Buffalo
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Luke Wenke Predicts This Website Owner’s “Sudden Demise”
Approximately one week after his federal probation ended, Luke Wenke sent the Buffalo federal court an email predicting the “very sudden demise” of the owner of this website. Wenke writes that unnamed “Christian prophets” expect the website owner’s death as events supposedly “catch up” to…
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Luke Wenke Vows He Will “Never Go Away” in Email to the Court
In November 2025, Luke Wenke sent an angry, profanity-filled email to the federal judge who presided over his first cyberstalking case and several prominent Western New York officials. The recipients included Congressman Nick Langworthy, State Senator George Borrello, Assemblyman David DiPietro, businessman Carl Paladino, Cattaraugus…
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EMAIL: Luke Wenke Threatens to Doxx This Website’s Owner
In this November 2025 email to the federal judge who presided over his first cyberstalking case, Luke Wenke proposes replacing appointed federal judges with candidates selected through local elections. He suggests placing questions about federal judges on county ballots and recruiting Libertarian Party figures to…
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Luke Wenke’s Graphic Email After Police No-Contact Warning
In early December 2025, the owner of this website (myself) contacted New York State Police about some posts Luke Wenke. The content, which appeared on X/Twitter, stated that Wenke intended to visit my family’s property and leave stray cats at the residence. Wenke stated these…
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Luke Wenke Ordered to Delete Twitter After Probation Arrest
In May of 2023 – less than six weeks following his release from federal prison – Luke Wenke was arrested in Olean, New York for violating the conditions of his supervised release. More specifically, Wenke was accused of indirectly contacting his cyberstalking victim (the Minnesota…
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Luke Wenke Cyberstalking Judgment & Prison Sentence | 08/18/2022
Luke Wenke pleaded guilty to federal cyberstalking in April 2022. In August 2022, the court sentenced him to 18 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release. As part of his sentence, Wenke was prohibited from directly or indirectly contacting the victim,…
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Luke Wenke Pleads Guilty to Federal Cyberstalking Charge
On April 18, 2022, Luke Wenke signed a federal plea agreement admitting to cyberstalking R.G., a Minnesota criminal defense attorney, following a prolonged campaign of threatening and unwanted contact. According to the agreement, Wenke sent R.G. more than 76 emails between September 2020 and January…
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Luke Wenke Indicted for Cyberstalking and Interstate Threats
On March 15, 2022, a federal grand jury indicted Luke Wenke on charges of cyberstalking and making interstate threats involving a Minnesota-based criminal defense attorney identified in court records as “R.G.” or “Victim 1.” According to federal court records, Wenke’s conduct toward the attorney began…
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LETTER: Luke Wenke Individually Addresses Those He Feels Wronged By
In this eight-page letter filed in USA v. Luke Wenke (Case #1-22-cr-00035), Luke Wenke addresses a wide range of people he believes have wronged or mistreated him, including relatives, attorneys, public officials, former associates, and others connected to his legal history. Wenke repeatedly disputes his…
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LETTER | Luke Wenke Admits His Mother Pays His Bills
In August 2023, Luke Wenke mailed the following handwritten letter directly to federal Judge John L. Sinatra Jr. shortly after his release from detention over a probation violation charge. In the letter, Wenke discusses his family history, political activities, federal criminal case, mental-health evaluation, personal…
