Kansas court overturns brothers’ death sentences  TOPEKA, Kan.
(AP) — The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday overturned the death
sentences of two brothers convicted of capital murder in a case
involving robbery, rape and the fatal shooting of four people
whose bodies were left in a snow-covered Wichita soccer field.
The court also struck down three of the four capital murder
convictions each against Jonathan and Reginald Carr. It upheld
one capital murder conviction for each of them.  Prosecutors
said the attack that culminated in the December 2000 deaths of
29-year-old Aaron Sander, 27-year-old Brad Heyka, 26-year-old
Jason Befort, and Heather Muller, began when the brothers broke
into a Wichita home.  The armed intruders forced the five people
there to have sex with each other and later to withdraw money
from automated teller machines. Two women were raped repeatedly
before all five were taken to the soccer field and shot while
they were kneeling. Four of them died. One of the women survived
a gunshot wound t