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Family of grandma killed in senseless stabbing outside mall reveal heartbreaking new details

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Family of grandma killed in senseless stabbing outside mall reveal heartbreaking new details
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Metro Family of grandma killed in senseless stabbing outside mall reveal heartbreaking new details By Daniel Farr Published July 24, 2026, 10:17 p.m. Add The California Post on Google A California grandmother who dreamed of watching her baby grandson grow up was allegedly hunted down and butchered by a 19-year-old who prosecutors say had long fantasized about killing, despite already being free on bail when he allegedly carried out the savage attack. Now, as the horrific slaying reignites outrage over California’s handling of repeat offenders, the grieving family of beloved artist and writer Rachell Summers is pleading with the public to help give her only grandchild the future she will never get to see.

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