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The Death Of A Christmas Eve

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“I was going to propose on Christmas Eve.” Those are the chilling words of Jason Befort to HG when he knew that he probably would not make it past that night. Reginald and Jonathan Carr broke in and tortured five victims with the intent of killing all in 2000, leaving only one survivor (Kovalchik). The Carrs were sentenced to death in 2002, but three of those capital murder sentences have been overturned since. The Supreme Court heard the case on the seventh of October in 2015. The Carr brother case has shaken the nation for what it is, through the defenses and issues in court, and where the case will go next. On December 15, 2000, 22-year-old Reginald and 20-year-old Jonathan Carr terrorized, robbed, and assaulted Heather Muller, Aaron Sander, Brad Heyka, Jason Befort, and a woman called HG with an unspeakable malice. The Carr brothers forced the five victims to undress and then began to beat the males with golf clubs while taking turns assaulting the females. The brothers then proceeded to force the five to empty their ATM accounts. After they had drained their victims’ bank accounts, the Carr brothers transported the victims to a frozen soccer field and then shot them down execution style. HG’s barrette deflected the bullet and saved her life. Sadly, she was the only survivor. She made her way through the bitter cold, naked, to get medical help and start the search for the killers. These crimes are often referred to as the “Wichita Massacre” (Kovalchik)
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