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Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon music or wherever you listen to podcasts cold cases can sit on shelves for years without answers, but this year we've seen some

amazing advancements in cases that police thought would never get solved.

I want to tell you about three of those today, and they all have twists that no one's

all coming, and they get twistier as they go, so you're going to want to stick around.

As always, welcome back to Heart Starts Pounding. I'm your host, Kaylin Moore. Now, this episode is coming out near Thanksgiving here in the States. And around that time of year, I always think of things to be thankful for. And to me, the solving of cold cases, the closure that that gives families is something that I think we can all be very grateful for.

Now, this is going to be one of our last episodes before we start some more winter-specific stories in December. Think cozy mysteries, haunted castles, the kind of stuff you're going to

want to curl up by a fire and drink hot chocolate, too. So you'll want to be here for our December

programming. But for now, I want to start off

our episode by telling you about an incredibly high profile true crime case that had a major,

major breakthrough this year and was ultimately solved. The yogurt shop murders in Austin, Texas.

It's when your heart starts pounding. It's when your heart starts pounding. Now, a quick refresher on this case in the event that you're not familiar.

1147 p.m. Friday night on December 6, 1991 in Austin, Texas.

Something was definitely not right at the strip mall off of Anderson Lane.

The owner of a party supply store was working late that night when he heard popping noises

coming from one of the nearby stores.

He ran outside and he immediately saw dark smoke billowing from the next door Froyo shop

called I Can't Believe It's Yogurt.

By the time he tried to call 911, a group of firefighters were already approaching the scene.

And once they got there, the firefighters tried to enter the building, but they found that the

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