Christopher Leahy, 31, accused of fatally stabbing Juniper Blessing, 19, a University of Washington student, is found unfit to stand trial. Blessing’s death occurred after she was fatally stabbed at a Seattle student housing complex in May. Prosecutors have charged Leahy with first-degree murder in connection with the killing. Following proceedings described by multiple outlets, a court determines Leahy cannot participate in the trial at this time. He is ordered to undergo psychiatric treatment instead of proceeding through a criminal trial. The outlets agree on the core details of the case, including the defendant’s name and age, the victim’s age and identity as a University of Washington student, the location and timing in May, and the charge of first-degree murder. The case now moves forward through the court’s mental health process rather than with the scheduling of a criminal trial. No additional specifics about the alleged manner of the attack or the exact findings of the mental fitness evaluation are provided in the excerpts.