He Painted Their Trust - Then Stacked His Victims Like A Cross
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He Painted Their Trust - Then Stacked His Victims Like A Cross
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A charming drifter painted a mural at a school for the deaf and blind and, within three months, five people who welcomed him were dead. The killer arranged three of the bodies into a cross and left, and one question lingers: why did he take the time to stage them after the murders?
In this episode, we tell the story of how Daniel Lee Sebert arrived at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind, the relationships he formed there, and the sequence of killings on February 19, 1986 that ended with three bodies deliberately positioned in a living room - what drove him to act and to arrange the scene?
Person: Daniel Lee Sebert
Date: February 19, 1986
Location: Talladega, Alabama
Victims: Five people, including two children aged five and four
First victim discovery: Linda Odum found March 30, 1986 in a cemetery off Alabama Highway 21
- Sebert arrived at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in December 1985 using the false name Daniel Spence.
- He had previously stabbed his partner 29 times in Las Vegas in 1979 and escaped prison in December 1981.
- On February 19, 1986 Sebert strangled 32-year-old Linda Odum in his apartment, wrapped her in sheets, and left her in a cemetery.
- That same night he killed 24-year-old Sherry Weathers and her sons Chad (5) and Joey (4), waking the children before killing them.
- Investigators found Sherry, Chad, and Joey stacked and arranged in the center of a living room in the shape of a cross.
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