“She looks forward to moving on into a productive life,” McMahon told the judge. The judge delayed her release until Monday after her attorney, Maura McMahon, said the mental health facility would be able to better process her release after the weekend. Weier, dressed in a dark suit and smiling occasionally, said nothing during the 20-minute proceeding. Waukesha County Judge Michael Bohren said the conditions of Weier’s release were fair and the plan “provides for the protection of the community” as well as for Leutner and for Weier herself. Leutner suffered 19 stab stab wounds - including one that narrowly missed her heart - and barely survived. Geyser stabbed Leutner multiple times as Weier urged her on. Weier and a friend, Morgan Geyser, both were committed to Winnebago after pleading guilty to attacking Payton Leutner when they were all 12 years old.
She won’t be allowed to use the internet except at home, and the state Department of Corrections will monitor her online activity. A conditional release plan calls for her to live with her father, submit to around-the-clock GPS monitoring and receive psychiatric treatment, among other things. (AP) - A Wisconsin woman who admitted to helping stab a classmate to please online horror character Slender Man will be freed Monday from a mental health institution under strict conditions, a judge ruled Friday.Īnissa Weier, 19, will be released after spending almost four years at the Winnebago Mental Health Institute in Oshkosh.
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