The Yogurt Shop Murders — The Veritas 7 — True Crime Podcast Investigates

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rning of December 7, 1991 — Photo obtained through FOIA request by Wild Orchid Media, Inc. — a wholly owned property of author Kurt Dillon — and published with permission of the Austin, TX Police Departmentment</figcaption></figure>At 4 minutes past midnight, a passing Austin Police officer noticed smoke billowing out of the closed and locked store.When the local Fire Department arrived and made entry, they found an unexpected horror as they approached the source of the smoke in the back area of the store.The ensuing investigation would reveal the bodies of 4 teenage girls, 3 of which were stacked atop one another with the fourth set off in another area of the store. All 4 were dead, completely naked, bound, and gagged with their own clothing articles, apparently sexually assaulted, and set on fire using an unknown accelerant.In this episode, our panel pours through the overwhelming amount of evidence that has continued to accumulate over the past 30+

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years, none of which has helped authorities to solve the case despite 2 convictions that were later overturned on appeal.Maybe you can help them catch a killer(s) and bring them to justice after more than three decades!<a href="https://shows.acast.com/the-veritas-7/episodes/episode-21-the-yogurt-shop-murders">The Veritas 7 — True Crime Podcast — Episode 2 — The Yogurt Shop Murders</a>That’s all for now. Until next time, we hope you enjoy the show, and look forward to seeing you on our website at <a href="http://www.theveritas7.com/">www.theveritas7.com</a> and interacting with you<a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/theveritas7"> in the Facebook chats</a>, on our official <a href="https://www.facebook.com/theveritas7">Facebook</a> fan page, <a href="https://twitter.com/TheVeritas_7">X (formerly Twitter)</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theveritas_7/">Instagram</a>, and <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@the.veritas.7">TikTok</a>!</article></body>

Our panel of investigative journalists revisits the brutal 1991 assaults, rapes, and execution-style murders of 4 teenage girls in a North Austin, TX yogurt shop

It was about 10:30 PM on the night of December 6, 1991, on the busy North Side of Austin, Texas, when a couple of teenage girls were getting ready to close the local “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt” store when one girl’s younger sister and her friend showed up to ask for a ride home after they closed the store.

The North Austin Storefront of “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt” on the morning of December 7, 1991 — Photo obtained through FOIA request by Wild Orchid Media, Inc. — a wholly owned property of author Kurt Dillon — and published with permission of the Austin, TX Police Departmentment

At 4 minutes past midnight, a passing Austin Police officer noticed smoke billowing out of the closed and locked store.

When the local Fire Department arrived and made entry, they found an unexpected horror as they approached the source of the smoke in the back area of the store.

The ensuing investigation would reveal the bodies of 4 teenage girls, 3 of which were stacked atop one another with the fourth set off in another area of the store. All 4 were dead, completely naked, bound, and gagged with their own clothing articles, apparently sexually assaulted, and set on fire using an unknown accelerant.

In this episode, our panel pours through the overwhelming amount of evidence that has continued to accumulate over the past 30+ years, none of which has helped authorities to solve the case despite 2 convictions that were later overturned on appeal.

Maybe you can help them catch a killer(s) and bring them to justice after more than three decades!

That’s all for now. Until next time, we hope you enjoy the show, and look forward to seeing you on our website at www.theveritas7.com and interacting with you in the Facebook chats, on our official Facebook fan page, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok!