@crmnallyobsessed: WHAT'S THE REASON? The trial of a man accused of killing a transgender University of Washington student is on hold after he was found incompetent to stand trial, and no one is saying why. On May 10, Juniper Blessing was found murdered in the laundry room of her student complex. Police say Blessing had been stabbed over 40 times. A security camera caught the suspect, Christopher Leahy, entering the laundry room minutes before the murder and while Blessing can be seen doing her laundry in the background. Police also believe he unplugged the camera before the murder. Leahy turned himself in to police on May 18 and was charged with first-degree murder. In early June, Leahy was taken to Western State Hospital after his attorneys raised concerns about his competency. The evaluation concluded he is currently incompetent to stand trial. He will remain at the hospital for up to 90 days of treatment while doctors determine whether his competency can be restored. No details have been released about the nature of Leahy's mental health condition. Leahy is scheduled to return to court in September, where a judge will review his competency status. If doctors determine he remains incompetent to stand trial, the court can order additional competency restoration treatment at Western State Hospital. #TrueCrime #JuniperBlessing #UniversityOfWashington #Seattle #MurderCase