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Yogurt Shop: Four girls, DNA, and a remorseful jury
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- Jul 8, 2026
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- 1040
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Summary
Yogurt Shop: Four girls, DNA, and a remorseful jury In a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas, four girls were found dead in an arson fire on the night of December 6, 1991. Despite confessions and convictions, DNA contradicted the sentences, and seven members of the original jury regretted their verdict. What really happened in one of Texas's most disturbing unsolved cases? In this episode, we analyze the mysterious case of I Can't Believe It's Yogurt Shop, where two employees and two friends were brutally murdered. We explore the circumstances of that night, witness testimonies, and the inconsistencies that led a jury to regret their decision. How could such a violent crime remain without a clear resolution? Case: Murders of I Can't Believe It's Yogurt Shop Date: December 6, 1991 Location: Austin, Texas Victims: Jennifer Harbison (17), Eliza Thomas (17), Sarah Harbison (15), Amy Ayers (13) Status: Unsolved - Firefighters found the four girls in the back of the shop after midnight. - The fire was intentional, started to destroy evidence. - All four victims had been shot; the two younger ones suffered sexual assault. - Seven of the twelve members of the original jury admitted they would not have convicted had they known what would later be revealed. - Witnesses saw two men in a booth before closing, one with darker skin, manipulating something that sounded like coins. Topics Covered: true crime, #TrueCrime, #TrueCrimePodcast, true crime, #CrimenReal, #CrimenEnEspañol, murders, #AsesinatosReales, #CriminalesFamosos, unsolved cases, #CasosSinResolver, #InvestigacionCriminal, criminal stories, #HistoriasCriminales, #NarracionCriminal, crime podcast, #PodcastDeCrimen, #PodcastDeMisterio, disappearances, #Desapariciones, #Misterio, criminal investigation, true crime in Spanish, #Tru…