A review by jadecobain
Who Killed These Girls?: The Twenty-Five-Year History of Austin's Yogurt Shop Murders by Beverly Lowry
4.0
I've been on a slight true crime kick lately ever since I started watching the YouTube series That Chapter if you haven't seen it yet I recommend it.
The is an unsolved murder that happened in a small town in texas. These poor girls were murdered but buy who. The detectives on the case were basically looking at everyone any one to try in figure out who could do this unthinkable thing.
If you set a fire you did it, if you robbed a store you did it and so on so.
They finally narrowed their sites on 4 boys who were kind of the punks of the town. All four pleaded with the cops they didn't do it were forced to make a false confessions even one of them had a gun to their head.
Years went by and when DNA testing was a thing none of the boys dna was there.
The is an unsolved murder that happened in a small town in texas. These poor girls were murdered but buy who. The detectives on the case were basically looking at everyone any one to try in figure out who could do this unthinkable thing.
If you set a fire you did it, if you robbed a store you did it and so on so.
They finally narrowed their sites on 4 boys who were kind of the punks of the town. All four pleaded with the cops they didn't do it were forced to make a false confessions even one of them had a gun to their head.
Years went by and when DNA testing was a thing none of the boys dna was there.