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Morgan Geyser granted restraining order against ‘true crime collector’
Geyser said the man sold items tied to her case and posted a video stabbing her photo, prompting the four-year order.
- On Tuesday, a Winnebago County judge granted Morgan Geyser a four-year restraining order against a South Milwaukee man she described as a self-proclaimed true crime collector.
- In a petition filed Sept. 16, Geyser said the man contacted her three years ago and she ended communication after learning he was selling things belonging to her online.
- Geyser further alleged the man posted a video online showing him stabbing a photograph of her and that he 'collects knives and torture devices' in his home.
- Sister station WISN spoke with the man by phone following the petition; he has not been charged with a crime and stated, 'I cannot be part of her life,' regarding Geyser.
- Geyser was 12 in 2014 when she stabbed a classmate in Waukesha, Wisconsin, in an attempt to please the fictional character Slender Man.
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