One of two Slenderman slasher girls, who attempted to stab their classmate to death in order to gratify the fictional online character, gushingly told psychiatrists she’d harm someone again if *he* asks her to.
Morgan Geyser, now 13, also confided to the court-appointed shrinks that she has active relationships with several characters from the Harry Potter series too, as well as other fantastical creatures that telephone, visit, and even sleep over whenever they like.
The therapy sessions which produced such delusional disclosures from Geyser are meant to aid the court in determining if she and her codefendant, Anissa Weier, should be tried as adults for attempted murder, or as children.
That legal distinction would have a bearing on what type of sentences the two accused 13-year-olds would receive, and whether they would serve those in conventional prison systems or high-security mental wards.
But Morgan Geyser’s recent revelations about the Slenderman slasher spell she still remains under leaves little doubt that the disturbed Wisconsin teen is unfit to stand trial under any circumstance:
“If he told me to hurt more people I'd have to do it,” she has reportedly stated. “If he told me to break into someone's house and stab them, I would have to do it."
Geyser and Weier have already done so for their beloved but imaginary friend -- at the supernatural Slenderman’s alleged behest, luring a young victim to a park in 2014 and then jointly knifing the girl 19 times.
A decision in the matter of their juvenile offender status is expected to be rendered in August.
