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(17 June 1954 - 22 April 2008) Daniel was an American serial killer who was convicted of three murders. After his capture, he had confessed to five murders in Alabama and several more across the country, claiming at least a dozen victims. His crimes were first noticed in 1986, when he murdered Sherri Weathers, a student at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Talladega, and her two children. Investigation lead to the discovery of another murdered student, Linda Jarman. Daniel was working as an art teacher using the name "Daniel Spence" and was questioned after police traced him to Sherri Weathers. A check of Spence's fingerprints revealed that he was in fact Daniel Siebert, who had a previous conviction of manslaughter in 1979 and was wanted on assault charges in San Francisco, California. He was also linked to Linda Odum, a waitress who he had been dating and was reported missing the previous February. Her murdered remains were found the following month. Fingerprints linked Siebert to her stolen car. Siebert spent the next six months on the run where he was apprehended in Nashville, Tennessee. He was convicted and sentenced to death in Alabama. His execution date was set for October 25, 2007 but it was delayed due to appeals. While waiting for his execution, Siebert underwent treatment for pancreatic cancer. Also, in December of 2007, he was investigated in relation to a pornography case. No action was taken against him, but a personal correspondent of Daniel's was charged for multiple sex crimes due to the investigation's findings. Siebert died Tuesday, April 22, 2008, of complications from his cancer. Prison system spokesman Brian Corbett said Siebert was pronounced dead at 1:35 p.m. at Holman Correctional Facility near Atmore, where he had been awaiting execution for more than 21 years. His death created a national outrage amongst death penalty and victims right advocates due to the fact that he passed away from natural causes months after he was supposed to be executed by the state. Original Artwork For Sale (click image for larger picture): |
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 Siebert #6 8.75" x 11.75" unframed ink & watercolor on cardstock unsigned with COA $100.00 |
 Siebert #7 8.75" x 12" unframed graphite on cardstock $100.00 |
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 Siebert #8 8.5" x 11.75" unframed graphite on cardstock $150.00 |
 Siebert #9 8.75" x 11.75" unframed ink & watercolor on cardstock unsigned with COA $100.00 |
 Siebert #11 8.75" x 12" unframed graphite on cardstock $75.00 |
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 Siebert #14 9" x 11.75" unframed ink on cardstock $100.00 |
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 Siebert #16 8" x 11" unframed graphite on cardstock unsigned with COA $75.00 |
 Siebert #17 8" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
 Siebert #19 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $100.00 |
 Siebert #21 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
 Siebert #22 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
 Siebert #23 8.25" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
 Siebert #26 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
 Siebert #28 8" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
 Siebert #30 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on cardstock $75.00 |
 Siebert #32 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on paper unsigned with COA $75.00 |
 Siebert #33 8.5" x 11" unframed graphite on cardstock $100.00 |
 Siebert #35 8" x 11" unframed graphite on paper $75.00 |
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