Morgan Geyser's Disturbing Response to Arrest: 'Just Google Me'
A chilling exchange between an Illinois police officer and the alleged attacker in the 'Slender Man' stabbing case has come to light. When asked for her identity, Morgan Geyser allegedly told officers to "just Google" her name during her arrest on Sunday.
According to reports, the 17-year-old suspect's response was met with confusion from law enforcement officials who had expected a more conventional answer. The incident has sparked questions about the potential motives behind Geyser's actions and whether she may have been seeking notoriety or attention through this unusual method of self-identification.
Geyser is accused of stabbing her 16-year-old friend, Anissa Weier, in an attempt to appease the fictional character 'Slender Man,' whom the pair had become obsessed with. The attack on Weier left her with serious injuries and is still recovering from her ordeal.
The arrest highlights concerns about the potential influence of social media and online culture on young people's perceptions of reality. As authorities continue to investigate the motives behind Geyser's actions, it remains to be seen whether this unusual response will provide any new insights into the case.
A chilling exchange between an Illinois police officer and the alleged attacker in the 'Slender Man' stabbing case has come to light. When asked for her identity, Morgan Geyser allegedly told officers to "just Google" her name during her arrest on Sunday.
According to reports, the 17-year-old suspect's response was met with confusion from law enforcement officials who had expected a more conventional answer. The incident has sparked questions about the potential motives behind Geyser's actions and whether she may have been seeking notoriety or attention through this unusual method of self-identification.
Geyser is accused of stabbing her 16-year-old friend, Anissa Weier, in an attempt to appease the fictional character 'Slender Man,' whom the pair had become obsessed with. The attack on Weier left her with serious injuries and is still recovering from her ordeal.
The arrest highlights concerns about the potential influence of social media and online culture on young people's perceptions of reality. As authorities continue to investigate the motives behind Geyser's actions, it remains to be seen whether this unusual response will provide any new insights into the case.
Morgan Geyser's arrest is so disturbing but like what was she thinking? Asking for her ID to Google herself? 
It just feels so... lazy and attention-seeking, you know? 
And the fact that she did it all in an attempt to appease this fictional character is just wild. I mean, I get it's a creepy fandom and all but stabbing someone over it? No thanks 
. The way law enforcement reacted was super confusing too - like, wouldn't they have looked her up on Google anyway? 
Anyway, this whole thing just feels like a messed up case that needs to be thoroughly investigated.
and seriously though like how messed up is it that she thought stabbing her friend was a good way to play along with some fictional character lol we should be worried about the state of our youth and their online influences 
did you guys know that 'slender man' has been a thing since 2009? 
it's crazy how something created by internet users can have such a strong influence on some people's minds 
. It got me thinking about how we're always relying on technology to solve problems, like online research for something as simple as who someone is 
. It's like, she knew that Google search results would be all over the internet, so she just played the victim card.
. Social media and online culture have got to take some blame for this 
. We need to be more aware of how our kids are consuming information and the influencers they're following 
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. I mean, who tries to stab their friend because of some made-up character from a creepypasta website? It's like, hello, reality is real, not some sick game you're playing in your head