"I think about the other parents all the time. (AP) A judge's decision to release a Wisconsin woman who helped stab her sixth-grade classmate to please online horror character Slender Man from a mental health facility has left. The Associated Press is not naming the girls who are charged because their cases could be moved to juvenile court. "'There's no way,' that's what's going through my head. She recalled her disbelief when her daughter named her attacker. Leutner said she had known of Payton's best friend for years and hadn't seen signs of serious problems. A hearing on the other girl's mental state is scheduled for next month. Payton's former best friend is receiving mental health treatment after telling a court-appointed psychologist that she can see and hear things that others cannot - including unicorns, Slender Man and Voldemort, an antagonist in the Harry Potter series. THESE chilling crime scene photos from the Slender Man stabbing show the 12-year-old victim’s blood-soaked clothes and the steak knife which was used in the horror attack. They were found about five hours after the attack walking along a road toward a national forest, where they believed Slender Man lived in a mansion. The alleged attackers have been charged as adults with attempted first-degree intentional homicide.
Should children be tried as adults Can a mentally ill person premeditate a crime Can a psychopath be rehabilitated Can an attempted murderer also be a victim Where is the line drawn between compassion and retribution The Slender Man Stabbing: The Untold Story asks the viewer what they believe. "I hugged her, and I said, 'You're going to be OK, it's going to be fine.' But I could see that she was covered - her arms, and her legs and her abdomen were covered in stab wounds," Leutner recalled. About Slender Man Stabbing: The Untold Story. Leutner cried as she described listening to nurses count her daughter's wounds. Payton later told her mother that she knew she had to get out of the woods if she wanted to live. Payton's doctor told Muir she nearly died because one wound was so close to her heart. She said she wasn’t surprised when she heard about Geyser’s motive “because she believed so hard in this thing that she would do anything for it.” Still, she said “it was a little shocking to me to see that they had this big, huge plan that they had been working on for months.A bicyclist found Payton after she crawled from the woods to a sidewalk. Leutner said she doesn’t want to see or talk to Geyser and Weier again, and that what Geyser did was “probably unforgivable.” “If they had stolen a candy bar, sure that’s a child. Leutner told ABC News that charging her attackers as adults was the right decision. Weier was committed to a mental health facility for 25 years. Geyser was ordered to spend 40 years in a mental institution. Geyser and Weier were charged as adults and eventually pleaded guilty, with Geyser receiving a harsher sentence because she was the one who did the actual stabbing, according to prosecutors. The case drew widespread attention because of how young the girls were, how vicious the attack was and because the two attackers said they did it because they believed Slender Man would otherwise hurt them and their families. Leutner said she eventually got up, grabbed trees for support, and made her way to a nearby road where a bicyclist found her and called for help. With Leutner on the ground, Geyser stabbed her 19 times before she and Weier left Leutner for dead. “But it was really just a trick to get me down there,” Leutner said. In the ABC interview, Leutner recalled how, before the stabbing, Weier told her to lay down on the ground and cover herself with sticks and leaves to hide, as part of what Leutner believed to be a game of hide-and-seek. Leutner was 12 when two of her 12-year-old friends, Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, lured her from a sleepover to a nearby wooded park in the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha, investigators said.
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