Geyser and Anissa Weier, also 12 at the time, plotted the stabbing death of their sixth grade friend and classmate Payton Leutner in May 2014 to appease or impress Slender Man, a fictional internet character. RELATED - Why no help for schizophrenic girl in Slender Man stabbing? The condition was discovered during competency reviews in the early stages of the infamous case. Geyser spoke only briefly with her attorney, Anthony Cotton, and did not address the court before she was taken out of the courtroom to be returned Thursday to the mental health institute. She has been held at the Waukesha County Jail since Tuesday and was not doing well there, her mother Angie Geyser said.įor nearly seven years, Geyser has been getting the kind of psychiatric treatment she should have started when she was an undiagnosed schizophrenic 12-year-old. If not, Bohren said he would ask Brooke Lundbohm, who also has prior experience in the case.Īssistant District Attorney Ted Szczupakiewicz appeared for the state. They are Deborah Collins, Kenneth Robbins and Robert Rawski.īohren said Rawski is no longer taking appointments, but that he would reach out to him about doing so for Geyser. All three doctors - one each recommended by the defense, the state and Bohren - have previous experience in the Slender Man case.
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