She has offers from a game company that wants to use her voice for horror games

This locked up woman who is supposed to be in custody another few decades for a crime all of you know, wants to get released now.

She has some offers from a game company that wants to use her voice to make some horror games involving a very legendary figure.

It is not specifically profiting off the crime which is their workaround.

Anissa Weier

Slender Man murder

A woman requesting her release in the Slender Man stabbing asks for forgiveness and chance to be a ‘productive’ member of society

Anissa Weier, one of the Waukesha girls convicted in the Slender Man stabbing, says she has learned to forgive herself for her role in the crime and wants the chance to prove that she can be a “productive member of society.”

In a letter filed with the court at a hearing on Wednesday, Weier, now 19 years old, asked a judge for her conditional release from a state mental hospital, nearly seven years after she and her friend set out to kill a classmate when they were 12 years old.

A decision won’t be made until at least another two months after the state and defense have time to respond to reports filed by doctors who evaluated Weier in recent months.

In December 2017, Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren committed Weier to the maximum of 25 years to the Winnebago Mental Health Institute after a jury found her not criminally responsible for her role in the near fatal stabbing of Payton Leutner, who was her sixth-grade classmate at the time. The crime gained worldwide coverage after Weier and Morgan Geyser said they committed the act to appease a fictional online horror character named Slender Man.

As part of her plea in 2017, Weier agreed she wouldn’t request her release for at least three years.

Weier, who petitioned to be released in November, briefly spoke in court on Wednesday when asked two questions by Bohren. Her letter portrays someone who is remorseful, has taken her treatment seriously, and accepted her part in the crime while understanding she isn’t a finished product. – Source