Cop Brett Seacat who
killed his wife and tried to cover it up by burning down their house was
sentenced Monday to life in prison with the possibility of parole. Under the
judge's sentence -- the maximum allowable under Kansas law -- Seacat must spend
31 years and three months behind bars before he's eligible for parole. During
her closing argument, prosecutor Amy Hanley said Seacat was full of
uncontrollable rage because his wife had filed for divorce and was kicking him
out their house.
"He was like a
burning fuse," said Hanley. "That's why he was reckless."