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I do remember one of the first times Mikey was missing on a big trip and Enes said something about being behind with editing. Also Mikey doesn’t speak as easily as Enes. His descriptions were kind of childish. But I always loved the story that they lived together and started the channel together. So I don’t think he was “let go”.
Dec 3, 2021 · It has been 30 years since firefighters doused the flames tearing through a North Austin yogurt shop and discovered the bodies of four teenage girls who had been bound, gagged and shot in the...
- The Search For Answers
- Chasing Leads
- Suspects Arrested
- A DNA Breakthrough?
- Who Killed These girls?
It's been more than 30 years since John Jones began the painstaking search for the killers of four teenage girls in an Austin, Texas, yogurt shop. He has long since retired from the Austin Police Department and moved out of Texas. But copies of some of the case files moved with him. Erin Moriarty [with Jones in his home office]: What is all of this...
Two months after the yogurt shop murders, with no viable suspects, police were chasing leads — no matter where it took them. The task force became aware of a counter-culture type group of local residents known to be into the supernatural. And investigators began to hear that this group might be connected to something far more serious. John Jones (2...
When four men were arrested in the fall of 1999 for the yogurt shop murders, relief was felt citywide. The girls' families struggled to take it all in. Sonora Thomas: There had been so many false leads for such a long time. It was hard to know how to think about it and how to feel about it. But there were finally names and faces to blame: Maurice P...
In 2001, nearly 10 years after the murders of Eliza Thomas, Amy Ayers and Sarah and Jennifer Harbison, the yogurt shop murder trials began. Both defendants — Robert Springsteen and Michael Scott — faced the death penalty. Joe James Sawyer: The only thing that ever tied Robert or Mike Scott to that crime scene were their confessions. Confessions tha...
Congressman Michael McCaul: I really thought this was it - I really thought we had a chance to solve it. United States Congressman Michael McCaul, like so many others from Austin, hoped that the recently uncovered DNA in the Yogurt Shop murder case might finally bring answers to the victims' families. Congressman Michael McCaul: We'll never forget ...
Unknown. The 1991 Austin yogurt shop killings are an unsolved quadruple homicide which took place at an I Can't Believe It's Yogurt! shop in Austin, Texas, United States on Friday, December 6, 1991. The victims were four teenage girls: 13-year-old Amy Ayers, 17-year-old Eliza Thomas, 17-year-old Jennifer Harbison and Jennifer's 15-year-old ...
- Amy Ayers, aged 13, Eliza Thomas, aged 17, Jennifer Harbison, aged 17, Sarah Harbison, aged 15
- December 6, 1991, c. 11:00 p.m. (CST)
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