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FACTS: On April 30, 1993, Kent Van Der Veen murdered his parents, Morris and Deanne Van Der Veen. Kent was 19 years old at the time and two years earlier had fathered a child who had been legally adopted by persons not identified in the court proceedings. Morris and Deanne were not aware of the existence of Kent's child prior to their deaths. The 1989 joint will of Morris and Deanne Van Der Veen provided for the following distribution of their estate after debts and obligations were paid: Upon the death of the survivor of us, each of us hereby gives, devises, and bequeaths all of the rest, residue, and the remainder of our property of every kind, character, and description, and wherever located, unto our children, Laura Ann Van Der Veen and Kent Phillip Van Der Veen, equally and per stirpes. Kent Van Der Veen was disqualified from inheriting any portion of his parents' estate under Kansas's slayer statute. Kent's child, the biological grandchild of Morris and Deanne, petitioned to inherit one-half of her biological grandparents' estate. The grandchild is identified in the case only as D.B.B. The trial court denied the grandchild any interest in the estate, and the grandchild appealed.

courts decision: Judgment for the grandchild. Just treatment of the other beneficiaries does not demand that the slayer's heirs be disqualified or penalized. The Van Der Veens intended for their daughter to take one-half of their estate. Their knowledge of Kent's troubled nature is reflected in a provision of the Van Der Veens' will that nominates Laura to serve as Kent's guardian and conservator. Nonetheless, they bequeathed one-half of their estate to him. There is nothing that indicates the Van Der Veens intended for Laura to receive the entire estate in the event of Kent's incapacity or disqualification. They would not have intended for Kent's innocent child to be disqualified in order for Laura to receive the entire estate. [In re Estate of Morris P. Van Der Veen, 935 P.2d 1042 (Kan. 1997)]11