Original sentence: He leaves his house to Father Janovich's church, and his Gran Torino to Thao.Police soon arrive at the scene and arrest the gang members for murdering an unarmed man.Religion plays a huge part in the makeup of Walt's character, including his death, as he finally went to confession on his last day and dies in a "Christ-like" pose, with his arms out stretched and his legs straight out together, signifying his ultimate sacrifice, his life for the freedom of the neighborhood.The scene cuts to the reading of Walt's last will and testament, in which he completely snubs his estranged and uncaring family
Edited sentence: Police soon arrive at the scene and arrest the gang members.The scene cuts to the reading of Walt's last will and testament, in which he leaves his house to Father Janovich's church, and his Gran Torino to Thao