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2 brothers ordered to stand trial in Kansas rapper’s death

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By KMAN Staff on February 11, 2016 State News

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) Two Kansas City brothers have been ordered to stand trial in the death of an aspiring rapper from suburban Olathe.

The Kansas City Star reports that a Johnson County judge found sufficient evidence Wednesday to try 34-year-old Dale Willis and 28-year-old James Willis on a first-degree murder charge.

They are accused in the fatal September shooting of 24-year-old Jurl L. Carter outside of a bar in northern Overland Park.

Carter performed under the names Boogy and Yunglyfe Carter.

During the preliminary hearing, several witnesses testified that they saw Dale Willis punch Carter in the face and knock him to the ground.

Witnesses said that Carter was shot as he attempted to drive away.

 

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