A Wisconsin woman will be released from a mental hospital more than a decade after she nearly stabbed a classmate to death to please the horror character Slender Man, a judge decided Thursday.

Former tween murderer Morgan Geyser is being released from the Winnebago Mental Health Institute in Oshkosh after being ...

Payton Leutner survived the 2014 Slender Man stabbing. This is her journey—from betrayal and trauma to recovery—plus Morgan ...

Morgan Geyser, one of two Wisconsin girls convicted in the infamous 2014 “Slender Man” stabbing, is set to be released from a ...

One of the two people convicted in the Slender Man stabbing is moving to Sun Prairie — now, people in the city are expressing concerns about Morgan Geyser being in their community.

The ruling comes after Geyser's victim's mother shared her concerns about a certain issue in previous release plan ...

Leutner, of Wisconsin, survived a stabbing attack in 2014 by two teenage friends wanting to please a fictional horror character called Slender Man. AP "But it was really just a trick to get me ...

Payton Leutner, 17, was stabbed more than five years ago by a best friend and classmate looking to prove that "Slender Man" is real. She wants to reclaim her story.

Payton Leutner, now 17, discusses her 2014 attack inspired by the fictional character Slenderman. ABC The survivor wasn't surprised by the eerie motive.

Bio: Payton Leutner is a 14-year-old from Waukesha, Wisconsin who was stabbed 19 times by Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser in May 2014. The girls viciously attacked Payton and left her to die in orde… ...

Payton Leutner ABC News In the ambulance, she struggled to focus “because my body was working so hard to keep itself alive. It was probably like, ‘Vision isn’t really a priority right now.'” ...

In her first interview about the 2014 attack, which is set to air Friday, Payton Leutner told ABC News that despite her lingering trauma, she has “come to accept all of the scars that I have.” ...