In Kansas, a life sentence without the possibility of parole means that the individual will spend the rest of their life in prison without the opportunity for release. There is no specific statutory requirement or guideline for how long a life sentence without parole must be served before the individual becomes eligible for parole or any form of release.

In Kansas, life without parole is considered the most severe form of punishment, reserved for the most serious offenses. Individuals sentenced to life without parole are typically not eligible for parole consideration or release unless there is a change in state law or a successful appeal of their conviction.

Note that sentencing laws and policies may be subject to change, and specific cases may be affected by factors such as judicial discretion, changes in state law, or legal challenges. Therefore, individuals seeking information about a particular case or sentence should consult with legal counsel or the relevant authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information.