Twisted four-word message accused teen killer gave before targeting beloved artist in crime thats rocked quiet California beach town

Already out on bail in another felony case, a 19-year-old murder suspect who prosecutors say admitted to harboring homicidal fantasies allegedly stalked and slaughtered beloved artist and writer Rachell Summers, 73, in a random California attack.Tyler Leibelt is accused of fatally stabbing Summers outside the Capitola Mall on Monday as she walked to the bank after picking up her paycheck, according to court documents filed by the Santa Cruz County District Attorney’s Office seeking to keep him behind bars without bail.Leibelt’s arraignment was delayed until July 29 after his attorneys requested a continuance.He remains jailed without bail.The killing has devastated the local arts community, where Summers spent seven years as gallery manager of Art of Santa Cruz.“I’m the president [of the gallery], but she was my right hand person for sure, and got things very organized and under control,” Heather Richman, president of Art of Santa Cruz and Summers’ friend and manager, told The California Post.According to prosecutors, Leibelt had been living in a sober living environment and took an Uber to Cabrillo College, where he is an accounting student, on Monday.While sitting in the college cafeteria, court documents say Leibelt felt a long-standing “desire to kill someone.”The documents say Leibelt told investigators it was a “done deal” that he was going to kill someone once he turned off his cellphone because he did not want to be interrupted.Prosecutors allege Leibelt then boarded a METRO bus to the Capitola Mall, where he was actively looking for a victim before entering a Big 5 Sporting Goods store and purchasing two switchblade knives.According to the court documents, Leibelt told detectives he bought two knives because he wanted to hold one in each hand while killing someone.Investigators said he demonstrated stabbing motions with both hands during questioning.Court documents say Leibelt had previously disclosed homicidal “fantasies” and that ...