At this time investigators are seeking any information in relation to the case. This remains an active investigation and it is possible that more than two suspects were involved. The second suspect is described as a male, white, early 20's, wearing a black hooded sweater, black pants and black shoes. The first suspect is described as a white man, early 20's, slender build, clean shaven, wearing a black baseball hat, a black "Champion" hooded sweatshirt, black pants, and black running shoes, and a surgical mask during the stabbing incident. The suspects may have entered into stores within the mall and investigators are requesting businesses to check their surveillance cameras. Investigators are asking that anyone who may have captured any video or pictures of the incidents or the suspects to contact police immediately. The victim and the suspects are not believed to be known to each other. Police say the suspects and victim are also believed to have had an incident outside the mall. Investigators believe that the incident stemmed from an earlier altercation that occurred, at approximately 4:15 p.m., in the food court of the mall, located in the 3100 block of Howard Avenue. Through investigation it is believed the suspects involved fled in a silver, newer model sedan. The suspects had fled prior to police arrival. The victim was transported to hospital, where it was determined the injuries were non-life-threatening. Police located an injured male who appeared to have been stabbed several times. Officers attended a parking lot in the 3600 block of Sandwich Street for a report of a stabbing shortly after 7 p.m. The Windsor Police Service Major Crime Unit is actively investigating the incident as an attempted murder and is asking for the public's help identifying a suspect. He did say that she just bought her first used car on Monday and has two cats, Salem and Lilith.Windsor police say they are looking for possible “armed and dangerous” suspects after an altercation at the mall that led to a man getting stabbed several times. He declined to name the college or her employer. He added that Leutner no longer lives in Waukesha County and is now a college sophomore with a part-time job. Lyons said Tuesday that the family is “reasonably comfortable” with the conditions but Leutner’s safety and the community’s safety must come first. Leutner’s family declined to speak during Friday’s court hearing on the plan. The Department of Corrections will monitor her limited internet use. She can’t have any contact with Leutner’s family, can’t possess any weapons and can’t use social media. Under the plan, Weier must live with her father, continue to receive psychiatric care and submit to around-the-clock GPS monitoring. He signed off on a conditional release plan Friday before ordering the facility to release her on Monday. Bohren ruled in July that she no longer posed a threat. Weier petitioned for release in March, saying she had exhausted her treatment options. Bohren sentenced Weier in December 2017 to 25 years at Winnebago and Geyser to 40 years at the facility in February 2018. Weier and Geyser later told investigators they attacked Leutner to earn a place as Slender Man’s servants and prevent him from killing their families.
Leutner suffered 19 wounds - including one that narrowly missed her heart - and barely survived. Geyser stabbed Leutner multiple times in a Waukesha park as Weier urged her on. Weier and a friend, Morgan Geyser, both were committed to Winnebago after pleading guilty to attacking Leutner when they were all 12 years old. “We’re nervous about the potential of what could happen.” “We’re just nervous that she’s going to be out,” Lyons said. Steve Lyons, a spokesman for victim Payton Leutner’s family, said Tuesday that they’re disappointed with Bohren’s decision and Weier should have served more time at Winnebago.
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