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[Music] every year marks another year you know that there's no closure yeah I still have insomnia 30
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years after the fact I wish i' had solved a crime for the families we Tred this is the I can't believe
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it's I was a cop for 32 years at Austin PD I'll always be associated with that case there's no getting away from
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that I just hope one of these days we can put the saint AB bed [Applause] Jony yeah uh you hear about the call
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2900 West Anderson yeah I'm headed over there the call occurred at 11:27 p.m. homicide
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4 did you get my in right out there that was the lead investigator on the I can't believe it's yoga Shop
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murder case on December 6th 199 91 there was a robbery fire and murder committed this all right I'll make to
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call myself victims were Jennifer and Sarah Harbison Eliza Thomas and Amy SS I can still see him I can still see
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the inside of that place that stuff's indelibly burned in my mind there has never been in Austin a more
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gristly ugly crime there's four girls in there and they're all beautiful girls and they're very young they're cleaning
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up they lock up the yogurt shop and then we believe it to be two individuals came
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in they forced them to the back room at gunpoint I lost my sister Eliza Thomas in the yogurt shop murders I was 13
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yeah I was 13 when my sister [Music] died the whole city was in shock everywhere we drove there were
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these billboards with a picture of my sister on it and so it's like you just hold on to anything you can to get
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through these moments that are so impossible we went where the case took us open the door police we're either
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going to charge some people get him in jail or clear him from this [Music] case I don't know how many murderers
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I've tried it's unlike anything I've ever done before it's nothing but one unexpected twist after
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another do you believe that there is right now some evidence that could lead to the killers yes yes I know who did
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this I just don't know his name is this the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end
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[Music] [Music] so what is all of this here these are my notes it's been more than 30 years since
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Jon Jones began the painstaking search to the killers of four teenage girls in an Austin yogurt shop oh that's the big
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book this one uh is really from day one he has long since retired from the Austin Police Department and moved out
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of Texas but copies of some of the case files moov with him hypnosis polygraph confessions you know I noticed this
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sitting here yep we will not forget you have nope can't the images of December 6th
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1991 remain all too Vivid I can definitely still see it what do y'all got out there I'm in round
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35 bu it started with that call from dispatch okay I'm copying the fire Park you cut out on the first part that to go
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to a scene of a fire that would turn into something far worse apparently a robber
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homity I stand for [Music] around and then about halfway out there they call me again on the radio said we
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found the fourth body a local TV news crew happened to be filming Jones on a ride along that night
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what place of business is this here this is the uh I can't believe it's okay fire department had just
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knocked down the fire I mean there was still a lot of water in there a lot of smoke still it was all muted Grays and
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blacks there is no color in there with the exception of the girls the girls were quickly identified
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two have been working at the shop closing up that night Eliza Thomas and Jennifer harberson were both 17 years
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old Jennifer's 15-year-old Sister Sarah and their friend 13-year-old Amy SS had met them there to head
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home the four girls have been gagged tied up with their own clothing and shot in the head investigators would learn
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that at least one of the victims had been sexually assaulted the yogurt shop had also been set on fire destroying
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potential evidence there was smoke and soot on every surface so kind of made fingerprinting kind of difficult this
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was a crime like none Austin had seen before Jones knew he needed help and from the scene contacted the Bureau of
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Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms the FBI and the Texas Department of Public Safety soon as we knew what type of guns we
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were looking for had information went out Nationwide gunshot wounds showed two different types of guns were used
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leading investigators that believe that there were at least two killers on the loose what were the two guns 380 and a
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22 and we recovered all of the rounds the weapons though were not found and a task force worked to come up with
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potential suspects they were from all spectrums I mean we looked at everybody from family members
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to Drifters and while police track down leads the families and the City of auson
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grieved the Harbison family lost their only children daughters Jennifer a hardworking High School senior and Sarah
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who was enjoying Sports and clubs as a High School freshman their mother Barbara spoke with us in
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1992 my life was sort of focused around them for from here until eternity someone took eternity away from me I
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lost my daughter I lost my first dance Bob SS is the father of the youngest victim Amy a country girl with a love
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for Animals I want to see her graduate I want to see her become a veterinarian she was a daddy's girl I
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remember the [Music] shock Sonora Thomas 13year years old when her only sibling Eliza was murdered
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had a hard time dealing with the loss of the sister she looked up to I remember fantasizing for days that my sister had
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somehow escaped and run away and that she was going to come back and so that's what I was kind of holding on to her
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parents struggled as well my family never talked about my sister after she died never
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no it's it's too it's too painful Sonora did as best she could picking up some pieces of her sister's
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life Eliza an animal lover had a pig she planned to enter in a Livestock Show just a few months after the murders
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Sonora took over those duties third place Sonora Thomas while Sonora may have seemed to be coping the reality she
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says was Far different you had to grow up quickly very quickly I would say I fell apart under that
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pressure we knew they were hurting cuz you know we were hurting too here you go open your little mouth Jones apparent
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himself felt the family's grief he promised to do all he could to help them we told him what we could and I assured
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him that we would keep them a priz just to everything that was happening and and
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we did Jones also made a pledge to the families involving the shirt he wore on the night of the murders I kind of made
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a promise to them the next time they saw me with that green and white shirt on that that was a signal to them that you
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know we knew who did it and Jones seemed assured they would find The Killers you
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know we stayed in constant contact with the Behavioral Science unit at uh the FBI and quanico they said that I should
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as the face of the investigation project an air of confidence that would cause the the bad guy to shiver in his boots
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so look in the camera and be confident and when we followed him working the case in
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1992 he did just that you know let me just say this whoever you are out there you're going to be mine one of these
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days where you at okay I'm right here but trying to figure that out was daunting 342 people that have been uh
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listed as suspect but we're looking at pages and pages is the suspects here one of those early suspects was a teenager
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named Maurice Pierce he was arrested 8 days after the murders at a mall near the yogurt shop carrying a 22 caliber
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gun the type used in the murders the 22s were unmatchable so you can't say it wasn't
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his gun no but there was no way to prove that it was his gun um he gave a state statement fact I
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took his statement and he implicated three other boys Janes says Maurice Pierce claimed
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that he was driving a getaway car and that three acquaintances Forest wellborne Michael Scott and Robert
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Springstein were involved in the murders but Pierce's story began to fall apart it started the crater
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when we wired him up to go talk to Forest and we were listening in on the wire and
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it it was pretty obvious Forest us didn't know what Maurice was talking about and when wellborne Scott and
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spring steam were brought in for questioning they too denied any involvement it was decided there was
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just not enough evidence to charge them I stop right here right here and the search for other suspects contined get
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down the ground get down get down on the ground [Music] information flow anyway two months after the yogurt shop
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murders with no viable suspects police were chasing leads no matter where it took them in the vampires uh the occult
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graveyard RS the task force became aware of a counterculture type group of local
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residents known to be into the supernatural they go out and dance and take pictures on
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tombstones and investigators began to hear that this group might be connected to something far more serious the the
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tips were that they were talking about um murders talking about the yogurt shop murders the yogurt shop murders
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yes there was one woman in particular whose name kept coming up in connection with these tips she got stopped at the
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Oakwood Cemetery the task force planned a raid on her home my computer hoping to
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see if any evidence might be found there not right here right here unlocked the door police police police
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[Applause] off it was creepy in there all that but as it turns out a lot of that
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stuff was rat bones and Theatrical Parts but it was a good lead so we finally figured out that they're just living to
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make believe life this Sergeant hook could be out the task force the raid may have been a bust but it wasn't long
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before the task force had its eyes on another person of interest this sketch shows a the man
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that multiple eyewitnesses told police they saw sitting in a car outside the yogurt shop on the night of the murders
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and it was somebody we really wanted to talk to so we put it out there and the response they got came from an
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unexpected Source a couple of other investigators from the sex crimes unit came up and go we have a sketch that
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looks just like that 3 weeks before the yogurt shop murders a young woman in Austin had been
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kidnapped and sexually assaulted police had released this sketch of three men wanted in connection with that crime one
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of those suspects bore a striking resemblance to that man Witnesses reported sitting in a car outside the
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yogurt shop you know I just kind of went when I saw the the composite a tip came in that the men
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wanted in the kidnapping and sexual assault case had fled to Mexico two were caught and arrested one who resembled
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the person of interest in the yogurt shop sketch the development made national news when they got caught in
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Mexico we went down there to interview him Jones's team questioned the men and so too did the Mexican
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authorities but the Mexican Government announced to the whole world that they confessed and they were going to try
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them for the murders down there they confessed to the yogurt shop yes they did but Jones learned those confessions
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had details that didn't match the crime scene even the caliber of guns they claimed to use was wrong there was too
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many inconsistencies in the confession so Jones's team reinterviewed the men and he says this time they
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recanted just about everything it made Jones and other investigators wonder if those confessions were coerced by the
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Mexican authorities the on promising lead fell apart it was depressing over the following years
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there would be other confessions ones that were willingly given you know we Face six confessions six people who
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confessed yeah written that confessed to this crime yes they did and they didn't
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do it nope [Music] in 1994 after nearly 3 years of leading the investigation Jon Jones was moved
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out of the homicide division he says it was a mutual decision Austin Police wanted fresh eyes working the case and
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Jones felt it was time to move on other detectives took over and as time passed the victim's families were left
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wondering why no one had been arrested amir's mother ham spoke to us in 1996 they're probably out there leading
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a life as normal as they've ever had and ours is never going to be the same that same year Eliza Thomas's mom
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moved away from Austin and the painful reminders I'm running into people who were constantly asking how the case was
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going was very hard on me and especially my daughter Sonora Sonora life had taken a downward
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spiral in my high school years things really deteriorated drugs using alcohol being hospitalized going to a boarding
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school for you know Disturbed teenagers things like that the case seems stalled until October
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1999 some breaking news Austin Police have arrested four men in connection with the yogurt shop murders of
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1991 there were finally arrests but would it answer the question on the billboard that had been haunting Austin
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for nearly a [Music] decade after nearly 8 years Austin nights are getting some answers in the
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case of the yogurt shot murder I want to start off by thanking y'all for joining
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us here today for almost 8 years we've all waited to hear the words that our Police
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Department is close to a point of solving a crime that has haunted our very Souls today we finally get to hear
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those words when four men were arrested in the fall of 1999 for the yogurt shop murders
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relief was felt Citywide Sarah Jennifer Amy Eliza we did not forget the girls families struggled to take it all in
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there had been so many false leads for such a long time it was hard to know how to think about it and how to
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feel about it but there were finally names and faces to blame Maurice Pierce Forest wellborne Michael Scott and
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Robert Springstein to to the task force they were familiar names and faces they were the same young men that Jon Jones
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and his investigators question just 8 days after the murders did you do this I have no comment and ultimately released
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for lack of evidence I was confident and remain confident this day that we got as
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far with him as we could then but that doesn't mean that there wasn't something developed later that what caused them to
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actually go out and arrest them so I was going yes good job I was ready to dig out the Hideous green and white
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shirt but before that shirt could come out of the closet the one he promised the girl's families he would wear when
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the case was solved Jones wanted to know more about what led to the arrest there was no physical evidence
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nothing Joe James Sawyer was appointed as Robert spr sc's attorney what made them go back and charge these guys
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because the new officers when they when they reopened the Cold Case convinced themselves that we let them slip through
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our fingers we had to have had the murderers in the beginning in part they decided that
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because they had nothing else there was no new physical evidence suddenly tying any of the four men to
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the crime but what police did have were two newly obtained confessions one from Michael Scott and another from Sawyer's
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own client Robert Springstein Michael Scott's confession came first he was questioned over four
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days come on Michael you're doing good tell us let's do this today let's do it remember seeing girl I remember one girl
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screaming terrified Scott told investigators that he and the others only intended a simple Rob robbery he
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said they cased the yogurt shop earlier that day and then after dark he said they came back armed with two guns I
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hear the gun go off I only pulled trigger once I hear another gun go up investigators claimed
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that Springstein later corroborated much of what Scott [Music] said but after intense questioning he
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went further [Music] Springsteen told them he shot one girl and raped her he was so tired of this
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he'd already been questioned he'd already been through that Mill and he thought you know what I'll tell you any
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damn thing you want Sawyer maintains his client is innocent and says the confession was coerced in 2009 Robert
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springen explained to 40 8 hours why he would admit to doing something so horrible something he says he didn't do
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I was braided and bered and bered by the police officers until they obtained what
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it was they wanted to hear they were not going to allow me to leave and I I basically they they broke me down let me
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just ask you did you have anything to do no with the murders at the yogurt shop no never even though Joe James Sawyer
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didn't have Michael Scott as his client he says he has serious concerns about his confession too is that the gun you
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shot somebody with M don't is that the gun you walked up behind somebody with and shot in the
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head I frankly couldn't believe it they terrorized him and he was afraid to say no Forest wellborne denied having
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anything to do with the murders but police were convinced he was the lookout that night and Michael Scott placed him
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at the scene hi I'm Aon Mor with CBS I spoke to wellborne in 1999 in jail shortly after
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his arrest were you there that night no were you there as a lookout no miss it you had nothing to do with
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this nothing at all Wellborn had been questioned multiple times by investigators over the years and he
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never wavered he lik the others first came on police radar when in 1991 just days after the murders Maurice Pierce
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had been caught with that 22 caliber gun at the mall near the yogurt shop Pierce
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told the detectives back then that he had given the handgun to wellborne and that it had been used in the yogurt shop
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murders why would he say that I don't know wellborne has always maintained his innocence despite pressure from from the
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police they'll get right in my face and you know tell me everything I said it was a lie remember false confessions
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in this case were nothing new Jones said that six written false confessions were obtained when he was in
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charge so when he learned that the two confessions were all the new investigators seemed to have it gave him
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pause I go well maybe I shouldn't get that shirt out just yet it wasn't long before the case against the men began
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crumbling charges against Forest wellborne were dismissed after two grand juries failed to indict him and later on
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charges were dropped against Maurice Pierce for lack of evidence everything fell apart except
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the cases against Michael Scott and Robert Springstein and with Scott and Springsteen's confessions the victim's
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families felt prosecutors had a strong case these young men have been implicated and they have confessed and
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they can withdraw it but the truth is they actually were there and they actually did the
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[Music] murders in 2001 nearly 10 years after the murders of Eliza Thomas Amy SS and
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Sarah and Jennifer Harbison the yogurt shop murder trials began both defendants Robert Springstein and Michael Scott
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face the death penalty the only thing that ever tied Robert or Mike Scott to that crime scene with their
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confessions confessions that both defendants said were coerced the two were tried separately Springsteen's
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trial was first neither of the men would testify against one another so instead prosecutors use their confessions
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against one another reading parts of the confessions to the juries spring seed's
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lawyer Joe James Sawyer was frustrated that he couldn't cross-examine Scott I thought the trial was massively
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unfair to my client and that it was being done systematically and with deliberation the trial lasted 3 weeks
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the jury deliberated for 13 hours and police run and then reached a verdict we the jury find the defendant Robert
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Springstein ivth guilty of the offense of capital murder guilty Springstein was condemned to death
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row in 2002 Michael Scott went on trial he was convicted as well he was sentenced to life in prison but the case
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didn't end there 15 years after the murders came a shocking turn of events in a 54 decision the court behind me
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said that Michael Scott's constitutional rights were violated during his trial and therefore should get a new one both
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Scott and Springsteen's convictions were overturned on constitutional grounds the
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sixth amendment gives defendants the right to confront accusers and remember in Scott and Springsteen's trials their
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confessions were used against one another but they weren't allowed to question each other in court
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and the relief the relief was incredible but that relief for the defendants came as a devastating blow to
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the victim's families we later spoke to Eliza Thomas's Mother Maria about that moment every time I hear those words
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that their rights were violated just feel like I'm going to go insane their rights are violated
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our girls were murdered it ruins your sense of fairness it ruins your sense of that we live in a just
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world even though their convictions were overturned Scott and Springstein were not released a new district attorney
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Rosemary Lamberg was determined to retry them in an effort to find more evidence
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her office had ordered DNA tests on vaginal swabs taken from the victims at the time of the
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murders it's called yst testing and was fairly new in 2009 when we spoke with da
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Lamberg this technology searches for male DNA only a partial male DNA profile was obtained from one of the victims
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believed to have been sexually assaulted and no one expected what it would reveal does that DNA matter any of
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the four young men who were originally accused and two of them who have been convicted it does
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not the DNA did not match any of the original four suspects including Scott and Springstein and that's significant
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because Springstein in that confession he said was coerced told investigators he raped one of the
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girls CC Moore is a DNA expert and genetic genealogists whom we asked about the case and the role of yst strr DNA in
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criminal cases it is a tool that can eliminate almost everyone it should eliminate
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everybody but the suspect if their ydr does not match they did not contribute that because where that DNA was found
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yes in this case it's very important doing the district attorney was focused on finding the source of that DNA she
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wondered if Springstein and Scott had another partner I remain really confident that both Springsteen and
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Scott were responsible for killing those poor girls but in 2009 with no matches on that DNA Lumberg dropped charges
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against spring scen and Scott after nearly 10 years behind bars they were released but not exonerated leaving open
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the possibility they could be retried at a later time this was a difficult decision and one I'd rather not have to
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make the question remained though whose DNA was it I know who it is The Killers you're
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convinced that that that is a certain truth Amber Fairley was part of both Scott and Springsteen's defense teams
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she came up with a theory that the mystery DNA might belong instead to two never identified men who witnesses
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reported seen sitting in the yogurt shop just before it closed those two men were described
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wearing fatigued colored jackets they were very slouched over Whispering like they were it was a very close
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conversation in a booth officials tried to track down those two men as well as the source of
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the DNA and then in 2017 an Austin Police investigator searched a public online DNA database to
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see if he could get a hit and unbelievably he did I thought my God we actually have a chance a shot to solve
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this crime after so many years [Music] I really thought this was it I really thought we had a chance to solve it us
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Congressman Michael McCall like so many others from Austin hoped that the recently uncovered DNA in the yogurt
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shop murder case might finally bring answers to the victim's families we'll never forget that tragic day it's
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stained in my memory 25 years after the murders the Austin Police Department went searching for a
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match to the ydr DNA that had been found on the yogurt shop victim believed to have been sexually assaulted and in
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2017 they got a break on a public DNA database used for population studies investigators thought they had found a
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match I've seen DNA prove homicide cases the DNA evidence is really the key here but that sample from the crime
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scene was not a complete DNA profile it was just yst the male portion of DNA and
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it was not a very detailed sample having just 16 markers 16 Str strs is not a very powerful match there could be
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millions of people with that same profile so in genetic genealogy we usually use 67 or 111 markers or maybe
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even more but isn't it a place to start it is it's not absolute but if there's nothing else to work with it is
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certainly something to look into still it seemed to be the most promising lead in years but there was a problem the
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seemingly matching sample on the public database had been submitted anonymously by the FBI that meant it came from a
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federally convicted offender arreste or detainee but had no name attached to it when Austin authorities tried to get
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that name the FBI would not provide it citing privacy laws there are some restrictions on privacy so it gets into
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some very sort of uh you know uh dicey issues frustrated officials reached out to Congressman Mcall for help and so I
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pressed the FBI very hard finally in early 2020 the FBI agreed to work with the Austin Police Department to see if
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further testing could be done on that y SDR DNA from the crime scene I was very excited about it the idea that we could
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bring this case to a to closure for the families and bring those responsible to Justice more advanced testing came up
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with additional markers 25 instead of the original 16 but as so often happen in this case
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what seemed so promising turned into disappointment some of the additional markers did not match the FBI sample in
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other words what seemed to be a match was not in a letter to Congressman McCall the FBI explained the new results
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quote conclusively exclude the maale donor of the FBI sample as such the FBI ydr profile
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is not an investigative lead and that was the greatest disappointment because we really thought we had it if it didn't
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match that individual doesn't it still mean there's somebody out there this DNA belongs to somebody right it does it
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does um and that's why we're not going to rest till we find the match how important then is this DNA profile that
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exists to solving this case I mean it's um it's everything with DNA research advancing so
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quickly there's real hope that one day that sample of DNA obtained 30 years ago May finally solve this case still it
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will not erase the pain or the loss of lives every year that goes by I get farther and farther away from my
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sister you know and I worry about losing memories Sonora Thomas struggled for years with panic attacks and physical
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pain until with the help of therapy she realized it was connected to the murder of her sister Eliza with a unique
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understanding of what trauma victims experience Sonora wanted to help others like her and became a therapist there's
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so many moments you know when your heart is open you know you're joyful but there's also this loss that's always
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accompanying your life sonor found it helpful to look for ways to remember Eliza when we got married we have a
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flower and an empty chair at our ceremony and my sister was mentioned compounding Sonora's pain her
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mother died in 2015 Maria Thomas passed away with so many unresolved questions about the
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murder of her daughter there is a kind of of torture that continues by the fact that it's unsolved and it's
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ongoing it's always there Jon Jones is still haunted by the fact that the case is unsolved and by
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what he saw that gruesome night he has suffered from PTSD through the years I had completely shut
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down uh to where all my energy was directed at at the case it took a toll on you didn't
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it John You' been 30 years afterwards well yeah it would on anybody I think not as much as the family as you
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understand I know whatever pain I'm having pales in comparison to what they what they're going
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[Music] through these days Janes finds Solace singing in his church choir I can relax
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when I'm in church Leave the World Behind leave outside no I I know it's just past the
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door and when he's in that outside world the families of Amy SS Jennifer and Sarah Harbison and Eliza Thomas are
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never far from his thoughts I feel bad for them that is still not solved but Jones has hope he has kept that
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shirt he wore the night of the murders only worn once the shirt he promised to never wear until the case was solved
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more than 30 years later still sitting in there still sitting here it is and sometime soon Jon Jones looks
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forward to wearing it [Music] again I just hope one of these days we can put this thing to bed
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