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Yogurt Shop Murder Defendants Released

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It has been a spectacularly tangled case since December 1991 when four girls were killed in a North Austin yogurt shop. Problems with the investigation were apparent from the beginning. Four men were identified as suspects and pursued, but it has always been an open question as to whether those convicted were actually guilty. Yesterday, the case took another dramatic turn."Suspects in yogurt shop killings released," is Steven Kreytak's report in today's Austin American-StatesmanMore than nine years after telling police they participated in the grisly slayings of four teenage girls at a North Austin yogurt shop in 1991 ? confessions their lawyers say were coerced under psychological pressure ? Robert Springsteen and Michael Scott were released from jail on bond Wednesday...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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