Eliza Thomas, Jennifer Harbison, Sarah Harbison and Amy Ayers were found dead inside a Texas yogurt shop in 1991 ...

The HBO docuseries "Yogurt Shop Murders" revisits the true story of the 1991 quadruple homicide at a yogurt shop in Austin, ...

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Margaret Brown talks about her four-part HBO docuseries on the grisly — and still unsolved — 1991 ...

The series pulls back the curtain on the families, cops and community who were shaken to their core by the horrific 1991 ...

The Yogurt Shop Murders, released on HBO, is considered one of the most shocking true crime documentaries. The series explores the barbaric 1991 crime in Austin, Texas.

December 6, 1991. Austin, Texas. The Yogurt Shop Murders began that night inside a frozen yogurt shop that had been open for regular customers just hours earlier.

The case is the subject of a new HBO series, The Yogurt Shop Murders. Directed by Margaret Brown and produced by A24 and ...

The Yogurt Shop Murders tells the horrifying true story of the 1991 I Can't Believe It's Yogurt! outlet murders.

The new HBO docuseries "The Yogurt Shop Murders" shines renewed light on the unsolved 1991 fatal shootings of four teenage ...

In 1991, four teenage girls, Eliza Thomas, 17, Amy Ayers, 13, and sisters Jennifer Harbison, 17, and Sarah Harbison, 15, were ...

Though there were arrests, confessions, and even convictions, the crimes remain officially unsolved. What happened back in ...

HBO’s The Yogurt Shop Murders revisits Austin’s most haunting unsolved crime through chilling footage and Margaret Brown’s emotional lens.