The new HBO docuseries "The Yogurt Shop Murders" shines renewed light on the unsolved 1991 fatal shootings of four teenage girls inside of a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas

HBO doc 'The Yogurt Shop Murders' was so traumatic to make that A24 paid for therapy for some of the film team.

The four-part HBO docuseries The Yogurt Shop Murders recounts the shocking true story of a tragedy that still haunts Texas

The Yogurt Shop Murders is a new HBO documentary about the unsolved 1991 homicide of four teenage girls in Austin. The series explores the since-overturned convictions

HBO’s The Yogurt Shop Murders explores the 1991 Austin case where four teenage girls were brutally murdered. The series investigates flawed confessions, legal missteps, and the long-unsolved mystery.

This documentary series directed by Margaret Brown explores the 1991 murder of four teenage girls in Austin, Texas, reflecting on the horrific crime, hapless investigation and impermanence of memory.

As a student in Margaret Brown’s four-part series The Yogurt Shop Murders, which begins airing on HBO on Sunday night, puts it in a contemporary TV interview, “It just doesn’t happen in a yogurt place.

The bodies were then set on fire. Nearly 34 years later, the case remains unsolved, and the person or people responsible walk free, if they’re even alive. The grisly crime, its effect on the victims’ families and the decadeslong search for the perpetrator are chronicled in HBO’s four-part docuseries,