Jack Kerwick  In December of 2000, within the span of less than
a week, two brothers, Reginald and Jonathan Carr, engaged in a
series of crimes in Wichita that Kansans recognize as among the
worst in their state’s history.  First, they abducted and robbed
assistant baseball coach Andrew Schreiber. Three days later, the
Carrs set their sights upon 55 year-old librarian and cellist,
Ann Walenta: they shot and killed Walenta as she attempted to
flee them in her automobile.  But it wasn’t until three days
after this murder that the Carrs’ campaign of evil reached its
horrifying climax.  On the night of December 14, the Carrs broke
into the residence of Brad Heyka, Aaron Sander, and Jason
Befort. Heyka was a financial analyst, Sander a seminary student
preparing for the priesthood, and Befort a high school science
teacher and coach. Also in the home that evening were Heather
Muller, Sander’s former girlfriend and a graduate student who
also happened to work as a pre-school teacher at a local church,
and a young wo