Oba Chandler
American murderer involved in a notorious case
American murderer involved in a notorious case
1946
80 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
United States
Involved in a high-profile criminal case, a man committed multiple murders in Florida during the 1990s. Arrested in connection with the deaths of three women whose bodies were found in the waters of Tampa Bay. Convicted of the murders in 1994, receiving a death sentence. Following years of legal appeals, executed in 2011 by lethal injection.
Convicted for the murder of three women
Executed in Florida
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