Left: Clockwise from top left: Jason Befort, Heather Muller, Aaron Sandler, Bradley Heyka; right: Ann Walenta. The Carr Brothers murdered them all, as well as gang-raping Muller and another woman who miraculously survived, when the gunshot meant to kill her instead glanced off a steel hairpin. She then lay on snow on a frozen football field, playing dead. As soon as the Carrs drove away, she ran naked through the snow, to knock on doors. When a family let her inside, in spite of her bleeding profusely from her head wound, she insisted that the people wait to listen to her recounting of the Carrs' description and their crimes before going to call 911, because she was afraid she was going to die, and that the could get away with it their crimes. The victim survived and recuperated from her wounds, and later met the only other surviving victim of the Carrs. The two victims fell in love, and married. On a microcosmic level of resurrection following an atrocity, it was analogous to me to Israel arising from the ashes of the Holocaust.
By David in TN
The Investigative Discovery channel's Evil Kin show premieres an episode on the Carr Brothers’ crime spree in Wichita Tuesday night at 9 p.m. ET.
2 comments:
The episode is titled "No Remorse." This fits what is reported at the NSU/WEJB.
Nicholas, could you review this episode for your readers? It will repeat several times this month on the ID Channel.
David In TN
Our "boys" had killed another person the day before also.
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