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or for safety purposes. Listener discretion is advised. My name is Sarah Turnie and this

is Voices for Justice.

Today I am covering a case from 1991 that absolutely shook Austin, Texas to its core. When

Sergeant John Jones got the call that the eye can't believe its yogurt shop was on fire.

And soon discovered the bodies of four teenage girls inside. Their cases were collectively

coined the yogurt shop murders. And it's one of the most notorious and puzzling cases

from Austin to this day. These cases are complicated and tragic. There is a large list of witnesses

and a large list of suspects. There's a lot of bad police work, there are multiple

confessions, overturned convictions, and DNA that still needs further testing. But most

importantly, there are four victims and three families that have been waiting a long

time for justice. This is going to be a very detailed, deep dive being told in multiple

parts. So let's get into it because we have a lot to cover. The four victims in this

case are 17 year old Jennifer Harbison, her 15 year old sister Sarah Harbison, 17 year

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