The Luke Wenke Files
Since 12/2024 – LONG after the stalking began!
Tag: Olean Police
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LETTER: Luke Wenke Blames Kids for Harassing His Victims
In what could perhaps be described as stooping to a new low, Luke Wenke suggests in the following letter that innocent children are to blame for harassing emails received by his victims. Wenke states that while working as a medical transport driver, he allowed clients’ children to play games on his phone while driving them
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Luke Wenke to Everyone He Meets: “My Grandma Was a Judge”
Before I get into this, I want anyone reading it to know that this page is NOT intended to bash Luke Wenke’s late grandmother. I met her once in person and interacted with her quite a bit on social media, and she was always very kind to me. Based on the material below, it seems
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Luke Wenke THREATENS to “Tank” His Victim’s Business Ratings
Luke Wenke has long been fascinated with the concept of destroying a business’s reputation by writing false shitty online reviews under fake names (or while impersonating real people without their knowledge or consent). Most people wouldn’t even do this to their worst enemy because they understand how wrong it is to try ruining someone’s livelihood,
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Luke Wenke Gallery | Anti-American/Antimilitary/Anarchist Sentiments
This page is a work in progress. Please check back for updates! Luke Wenke | Screenshot Gallery: Anti-American/Antimilitary Sentiments December 2025 12/15/2025: X/Twitter, 11:07 AM: 12/14/2025: X/Twitter, 01:26 PM: X/Twitter, 01:24 PM: X/Twitter, 01:40 AM: X/Twitter, 12:45 AM: 12/13/2025: X/Twitter, 09:35 AM: X/Twitter, 08:32 AM: 12/11/2025: X/Twitter, 07:39 AM: 12/02/2025: X/Twitter, 07:19 AM: X/Twitter, 07:13
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Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries | False Allegations/Claims
This page is a work in progress. Please check back for updates! Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries: False Allegations December 2025 12/15/2025: X/Twitter, 11:09 AM: 12/14/2025: X/Twitter, 10:16 PM: X/Twitter, 10:13 PM: X/Twitter, 02:51 PM: NOTE: In the weeks leading up to his most recent arrest on 12/17/2025, Luke Wenke used “Hamas” as a code word
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Luke Wenke Feels Owed, Demands Reparations
The screenshot galleries are a work in progress. Please check back for updates! Luke Wenke Screenshot Gallery: Demands, Entitlement, & Feeling Owed 2025 December 2025 12/17/2025: X/Twitter, 10:07 AM: 12/14/2025: X/Twitter, 09:48 PM: 12/13/2025: X/Twitter, 08:22 AM: X/Twitter, 08:21 AM: 12/11/2025: X/Twitter, 09:26 AM: 12/06/2025: X/Twitter, 06:34 PM: 12/02/2025: X/Twitter, 07:06 AM: 12/01/2025: X/Twitter, 01:08
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A Comprehensive List of The People & Entities Luke Wenke Has Threatened to Sue
If you’re familiar with the Luke Wenke saga, then you most likely noticed that he frequently threatens to sue people and entities whom he feels wronged by. Whether he ever makes good on those threats is another discussion for another day, but in the meantime, here’s a list of at least SOME of the people/organizations
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A Letter I Wrote to Luke Wenke’s Judge | 03/05/2024
The following document is not part of Luke Wenke’s case file, but is a letter I wrote and mailed to the judge overseeing Wenke’s case in March 2024 — roughly nine months before this website existed. At the time, Wenke was in presentencing detention at the Orleans County Jail in Albion, New York after pleading
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MEMORANDUM: Prosecution Urges Judge to Send Luke Wenke Back to Prison for Violating Probation
During the summer of 2023, Luke Wenke was found guilty of violating the terms of his federal supervised release by contacting his cyberstalking victim’s business partner. More specifically, the judge determined that Wenke was responsible for a “vitriolic” email that had been sent to the victim’s colleague, thereby constituting a violation via indirect contact with
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USA v. Luke Wenke | Sentencing Memorandum
In the following memorandum, which is followed by a character reference letter written by Luke Wenke’s mother, public defender Alexander Anzalone urges the federal court in Buffalo, New York to sentence Luke Wenke to 18 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release, which reflects a downward departure from the standard sentencing guidelines