Kant's philosophy is universal, not individual. His morality (and many others!) accepts that people may becomes martyrs. Should you kill a person to save two?

Kant's philosophy is universal, not individual. His morality (and many others!) accepts that people may becomes martyrs. Should you kill a person to save two? Kill two to save one? Does matter who the people involved are? Anti-Kantian philosophies don't have good consistent answers to this -- at least they don't live according to their philosophical answers.