Slenderman Stabbing

On May 31, 2014, in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Anissa Weier, and Morgan Geyser lured Peyton Leutner into the woods and stabbed her 19 times in an attempt to impress the fictional character, Slender Man. Peyton crawled to a road where she was found; she recovered after six days in the hospital. 


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Geyser is sentenced to 40 years under the mental health facility's supervision. Weier was sentenced to 25-years-to-life, an indeterminate sentence involving at least three years locked confinement and involuntary treatment in a state psychiatric institute, followed by communal supervision until age 37

I just watched the 20/20 ABC Documentary "The Wicked" which was about the stabbing today. I remember when this happened, it got a lot of media attention. Peyton is very lucky she survived.

Carnifex879 wrote:

I just watched the 20/20 ABC Documentary "The Wicked" which was about the stabbing today. I remember when this happened, it got a lot of media attention. Peyton is very lucky she survived.

I did too. I was at a dance recital when it happened. It is a miracle that she survived

Kerea2244 wrote:

Carnifex879 wrote:

I just watched the 20/20 ABC Documentary "The Wicked" which was about the stabbing today. I remember when this happened, it got a lot of media attention. Peyton is very lucky she survived.

I did too. I was at a dance recital when it happened. It is a miracle that she survived

I don't remember exactly where I was when I first heard of it, but I was in 5th grade at the time. I remember I was into Slenderman and Creepypasta at the time (Slenderman's popularity was the highest from 2012 - 2014) so my Mom was a little concerned by the news.

Carnifex879 wrote:

Kerea2244 wrote:

Carnifex879 wrote:

I just watched the 20/20 ABC Documentary "The Wicked" which was about the stabbing today. I remember when this happened, it got a lot of media attention. Peyton is very lucky she survived.

I did too. I was at a dance recital when it happened. It is a miracle that she survived

I don't remember exactly where I was when I first heard of it, but I was in 5th grade at the time. I remember I was into Slenderman and Creepypasta at the time (Slenderman's popularity was the highest from 2012 - 2014) so my Mom was a little concerned by the news.

Same, as bad as most Creepypastas and the fanbase were back then, they still bring back some good memories from that time. This also wasn't the only time someone killed or attempted to kill because of some mediocre Creepypasta. I heard that some girl killed her mom and set her house on fire because of Laughing Jack.

SavageGlocker wrote:

Carnifex879 wrote:

Kerea2244 wrote:

Carnifex879 wrote:

I just watched the 20/20 ABC Documentary "The Wicked" which was about the stabbing today. I remember when this happened, it got a lot of media attention. Peyton is very lucky she survived.

I did too. I was at a dance recital when it happened. It is a miracle that she survived

I don't remember exactly where I was when I first heard of it, but I was in 5th grade at the time. I remember I was into Slenderman and Creepypasta at the time (Slenderman's popularity was the highest from 2012 - 2014) so my Mom was a little concerned by the news.

Same, as bad as most Creepypastas and the fanbase were back then, they still bring back some good memories from that time. This also wasn't the only time someone killed or attempted to kill because of some mediocre Creepypasta. I heard that some girl killed her mom and set her house on fire because of Laughing Jack.

Thirded, I was deep into Slender Man related media at the time, Marble Hornets was still going on and it scared the piss out of me.

Where can I watch the full documentary? I just saw part 1-5 on YouTube which only last about 8 minute each but it is said that the full documentary is 2 hours long so where to see it all?

i cant find the full one

Out of curiosity, Alexander Buslidze's VK account has Slenderman as profile photo.

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Where can I watch the full documentary? I just saw part 1-5 on YouTube which only last about 8 minute each but it is said that the full documentary is 2 hours long so where to see it all?

It makes me a little upset that the episode with Sue Klebold also can no longer be found via YouTube as a complete episode. It’s also almost next to impossible to find enough clips to watch the entire episode.

Also, for some reason I thought this happened in West Virginia.