MADISON – The state Department of Corrections is investigating the agency’s response to Morgan Geyser’s escape from a Madison group home last month and has implemented changes to the notification process when an offender on GPS monitoring triggers an alert, according to a letter sent by DOC Secretary Jared Hoy in response to questions from lawmakers.
Three staff members involved in the response to Geyser’s GPS alert are currently on administrative leave pending the results of formal personnel investigations, according to the agency.
In the days following the “Slender Man” stabbing defendant’s Nov. 22 escape from a Madison group home, state lawmakers pressed the department for additional details about how she was able to remove her ankle monitor, and why 12 hours passed before local police learned she had done so…