Austin yogurt shop murders mark 30th anniversary
Four teenage girls were bound, gagged and killed at an I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt shop in Austin in December 1991. The case remains unsolved.
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Four teenage girls were bound, gagged and killed at an I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt shop in Austin in December 1991. The case remains unsolved.
Four teenage girls were bound, gagged and killed at an I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt shop in Austin in December 1991. The case remains unsolved.
Experts say any breaks in the Austin's yogurt shop murders case likely will come from a confession from the killer or someone who knew the killer.
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Texas AG's Office launching statewide Cold Case Unit Texas AG's Office launching statewide Cold Case Unit The Texas AG's Office is launching a statewide Cold Case Unit to help local law enforcement agencies with almost 19,000 unsolved homicides. "In Texas [there] are around 19,000 cold cases and you think about the faces behind those cold cases you can’t afford not to do something," said Mindy Montford, who serves as senior counsel. Each day, Shawn and Angie Ayers carry the face of a cold case victim with them: Shawn’s little sister Amy Ayers. In 1991 Amy was one of four teenage girls kil...