'Call 911': Police Seek Help As 'Slender Man' Attacker Cuts GPS Monitor And Flees
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Morgan Geyser admitted to stabbing a classmate nearly to death over the fictional character.
Morgan Geyser, the Wisconsin woman who in 2012 stabbed a then-sixth-grade classmate to appease the Slender Man character from a horror meme, is on the run just months after being released to a group home.
The Madison Police Department wrote on Facebook that she cut off her court-ordered monitoring bracelet and fled the facility on Saturday night.
Police were notified on Sunday morning.
The agency also released an image of Geyser taken via a security camera within the past month.
“If you see her, please call 911,” the department wrote, adding that she was last seen with an adult acquaintance:
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