
On January 27, 2022, the federal government filed a criminal complaint against Luke Wenke in the Western District of New York. Authored by by FBI Special Agent Andrew Clark, the complaint accused Wenke of transmitting an interstate communication containing a threat to injure another person,…

The following letter, addressed from Luke Wenke to the Honorable Lawrence J. Vilardo, was added to the Wenke v. Valentine case file on July 27th, 2026. Judge Vilardo, who is presiding over the case against Tops Supermarket shooter Payton Gendron, is assigned to oversee Wenke’s…

In a July 1, 2024 letter to the federal court, Luke Wenke complains that someone compared him to the Tops supermarket shooter and strongly rejects the comparison. Wenke calls the comparison arrogant and insists that he does not have an “obsession” with guns. Wenke instead…

Luke Wenke mailed the following letter to U.S. Appeals Court Judge Debra Ann Livingston in late March of 2026. In it, he again focuses extensively on people connected to his federal cyberstalking cases while describing what he portrays as a planned in-person meeting involving people…

On March 31, 2026, Assistant Federal Public Defender Victoria Bahl filed a motion asking the court to reopen Luke Wenke’s detention hearing and release him on bail while his federal cyberstalking case remains pending. Wenke had been ordered detained following a December 22, 2025 hearing.…

In this March 26, 2026 letter, Luke Wenke complains about the lack of progress in his federal civil lawsuit against me, Katie, and FBI Special Agent Andrew Clark. He asks the court to withdraw the $405 filing fee from his Monroe County Jail commissary account…

In this February 27, 2026 letter filed in Wenke v. Valentine, Luke Wenke explains why he named me, Katie, and FBI Special Agent Andrew Clark as defendants in his federal civil lawsuit while repeating numerous false accusations about me and his criminal cases. Wenke accuses…