Judge: Beheading suspect not competent to stand trial

A judge ruled that Rachael Hilyard, a woman charged in the beheading death of 63-year-old Micki Davis was found not competent to stand trial.
Police say they found
hiding in a Wichita home in April. In that home, they said they also found Davis' body with her head detached.
Officers say she was attacked with a knife. Hilyard was immediately arrested.
Back in October 2017, Eyewitness told you she was undergoing a
.
Hilyard wrote letters from jail detailing an
. she said happened at her home. She also drew pictures depicting different Christian denominations and talked about how she believes she was potentially a victim of a type of hypnosis. These letters were addressed to the judge.
Hilyard has been charged with first-degree murder in the case.
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