Hey, everyone. It's Mike Morford here, and I just wanted to tell you about some major breaking news.

The infamous 1991 Austin Yogurt Shop Murder's case has been solved.

We had planned on covering this case in an upcoming episode of criminology.

One of the most shocking revelations in the case being solved is who the killer turned out to be.

Robert Eugene Brasher's, a man that we covered in a

full episode way back in season four of criminology in episode five. Robert Eugene Brasher was a predatory

rapist and serial killer who seemed to drift from state to state in search of victims. He was

identified using genetic forensic genealogy, and he was one of the

earliest serial killers to be identified through this method. He took his own life in a Kenet, Missouri

hotel room in January 1999, after a standoff with police. Among many twisted crimes that

pressure is committed, we know he was responsible for the murders of Genevieve, Jenny

Satriky, in Greenville, South Carolina in 1990, as well as that of mother and daughter,

Sherry and Megan Scherer in Portageville, Missouri in 1998. Now we know that Brashers is also

responsible for the infamous yogurt shop murders in Austin, Texas, in December 1991, that took four young lives.

Killed were Jennifer Harbison and Eliza Thomas, who were employees of the I Can't Believe

It's yogurt shop in Austin, along with Jennifer's sister, Sarah Harbison, and her friend Amy Ayers,

who were in the shop in order to get a ride home with Jennifer after closing.

All four girls were shot in the head execution style, get a ride home with Jennifer after closing. All four girls were

shot in a head execution style, and at least one of them was raped. After they were murdered,

the shop was set on fire to cover up the crime and destroy evidence. For more than three decades,

investigators worked the case as it made headlines, and it was a popular topic on websites,

like Reddit and websluse.

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