After more than three decades, investigators have potentially solved the Austin yogurt shop murders, where four teenage girls were brutally killed in 1991. New DNA evidence has linked the case to a deceased serial killer, Robert Eugene Brashers, who is now considered a suspect in the tragic events. This revelation came during a press conference held by Austin city leaders, highlighting the role of DNA and ballistics evidence in connecting Brashers to the crime. Families of the victims expressed a mix of closure and grief, acknowledging the emotional weight of this significant breakthrough, which has been referenced in recent media coverage, including an HBO docuseries. The investigation continues as authorities work to tie up remaining loose ends in this haunting case.