When a mom of five leaves an unhealthy marriage, she resettles in remote Keddy, California with her children, not knowing that their fresh start will soon come to a tragic end.

Evil walks into cabin number 28, and modern-day investigators seek to rectify the mistakes of their predecessors in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Thanks for listening to Last Seen Alive. I'm your host, Leah, crime analyst by day, and true crime storyteller by night. And as always, I'm your co-host, Scott. The occupants of cabin number 28 at

Kettie Resort were last seen alive on April 11, 1981. There were seven of them

when they went to bed that night in Kettie, California, but when the sun rose in the morning, only three

of them would still be alive. As for the other four, three would be dead, and one would be missing.

The seven people who went to sleep that night in cabin number

28 included 36-year-old Sue Sharp, her 15-year-old son Johnny Sharp, her 12-year-old daughter

Tina Sharp, her 10-year-old son Rick Sharp, and her five-year-old son Greg Sharp. A couple of the kids

also had friends sleeping over that night, which was how 17-year-old son, Greg Sharp. A couple of the kids also had friends sleeping over that night,

which was how 17-year-old Dana Wingate and 12-year-old Justin Smart came to be there.

So it was a very full house, or rather, a full cabin,

but it could have been even fuller if all of Sue's children had been home.

They weren't, though, in addition to the four kids I just

mentioned, Sue had a fifth child, then 14-year-old Sheila. It just so happened that Sheila had gone to a

friend's house to spend the night, so she would miss the rampage that unfolded inside the cabin.

That's not to say she was off the hook, though. She was the one

who discovered the horrific crime scene. Before we get to that, though, let's discuss how Sue and her

five children ended up in Keddy, California in the first place. So you keep saying cabin, and then

you're also talking about them being home. What's the deal with that?

It is a cabin like a cabin in the woods like you would go to stay in at a vacation, but they lived in

it. It was their home. So it's both. And we'll get to that in a moment. But for now, just know that

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