Slender Man Stabber: Psychiatric Facility Release & Escape

Morgan Geyser, "Slender Man" stabber, released from psychiatric facility despite red flags (torture publications, murder memorabilia). She later escaped a group home. Court ruled in January, stirring controversy.

“Slender Man” stabber Morgan Geyser, that ran away a team home Saturday, was released from a psychiatric healthcare facility previously this year– regardless of numerous “red flags” elevated by district attorneys, including her fondness for torture publications and sending graphic illustrations to a murder souvenirs enthusiast

Concerning Details Emerge

Geyser was stressed with the novel “Rent Young boy,” which shows murder and selling body organs on the underground market, a reality she supposedly didn’t volunteer to her treatment team, state authorities said at the time of her release, the Associated Press reported.

She was additionally apparently interacting with a male that gathered murder memorabilia, and had actually sent him an illustration of her very own decapitated body with the words “They collapse as they crawl,” along with a postcard sharing a desire to have sex with him, according to officials.

Initial Commitment and Release

In 2018, Court Bohren dedicated Geyser to 40 years in a psychological health center, after she begged guilty to tried second-degree deliberate murder with an unsafe weapon, yet said she had not been responsible since she was psychologically unwell.

In January, a court ruled Hot spring might leave the Winnebago mental wellness institute where she had spent the last seven years, regardless of “genuine problems” from district attorneys that she was not fit to reenter culture.