Hey everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus DeLicti.

We are head on in our Sweet Home Alabama series.

And apologies.

Again, we missed last week.

We do have a few other weeks coming at where we will not be here, the first two weeks of June, to be precise. But until then, we do have a really intriguing case for you this week. We are in our Sweet Home Alabama series talking about all the wild stuff that has happened here in our home state.

And this one is interesting, as they all have been.

Hadn't heard of this either.

But we're going to talk about an actual serial killer from Alabama.

And this is going to start out February 24th of 1986.

We're going to Talladega, Alabama.

And for those of you who are southeasterers, you know it just as Dega.

It's just Dega.

So a worker at the Alabama Institute for the Death and Blind, Sherry Weathers, worked with other impaired students.

And unfortunately, she had not shown up for work since February 19th, so about five days or so.

Now, the school was starting to get concerned, so they called Sherry's apartment manager to see if someone could just, you know,

go in and check on her. Well, the manager called, and he didn't get an answer from her apartment,

so he used his key to go inside. There he found Sherry Weathers dead. However, she wasn't alone.

Her two young sons, Chad, who was five, and Joseph

four, were also laying with her. Both of the sons were also dead. They had all been strangled

and covered with a blanket. So the police come out and it is determined that Sherry and her children were killed on February 19th when she stopped showing up at the school.

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