Texas Police connects the murderer, the 1991 series, to sell yogurt, killings of 4 teenage girls

On Monday, the police in Texas identified a press conference how they linked a man associated with combat crimes in other states of 1991 killing that was not resolved for four teenage girls in a yogurt store in Austin, saying that the DNA guides led to a “great penetration” in the brutal crime that chased the state capital and investigators who have been deluded for several decades.

Austin police said that the DNA tests that re -investigators led the investigators to Robert Eugene Prars, who died due to suicide in 1999 during a confrontation in Missouri with the application of the law. Since then it has been linked to many killings and rape in other states.

The murders of the capital in Texas surprised and became known as one of the most notorious crimes. Austin’s police and prosecutors have fallen into the case for years because they are fighting thousands of expected clients, and many misconceptions and evidence caused by severe damage to the burning crime scene.

The screws were announced to crimes for the first time on Friday.

Amy Aires, 13; Elisa Thomas, 17; The sisters, Jennifer and Sarah Harbison, between the ages of 17 and 15, were bound, and stayed in the head in The Cannm Imnd Stie Store Store, two of them working. Then the building was shot in the crime of December 6, 1991.

“I am full of gratitude,” Barbara Wilson, the mother of Harbison girls, said at the press conference on Monday.

Investigators said that at the time of the closure, someone entered the store across the rear door, attacked the girls and set fire. The bodies were found when firefighters were still fighting the fire.

The autopsy report suggested the horror of the attack: Their hands were linked to the underwear and the mouths were complementary to the piece. Airez was shot twice.

Daniel Jackson, the cold case, said that there was evidence of Airez, as the DNA was collected under its integrated nails in the chest on the suspect.

Jackson said: “Amy’s recent moments on this land were to resolve this issue for us,” Jackson said. “It is because of its fighting.”

Sonora Thomas, sister of Eliza, thanked “millions of kindness” from members of the Austin community, but said “Our reality has not changed” in the revelation this week.

She said: “We were stolen from the lives of the daughters and sons of his brother and their grandchildren, and with the sisters to apply with them.”

In 1999, the authorities arrested four men on charges of murder, all of them from 15 to 17 years of killing. Two of them, Robert Springstein and Michael Scott, initially admitted after interrogation for hours and involved each other.

But both men quickly retreated and said that their statements had made pressure by the police.

However, both of them are tried and condemned. Initially, Springstin was sent to their execution, but his sentence was reduced to life imprisonment.

Their convictions were overthrown and were appointed to be tried after a decade.

There was no material evidence linking any of the four youths to the store, and a judge from Springstin and Sakut Farid ordered in 2009 when public prosecutors said that new DNA tests were not available in 1991 had revealed another suspect.

Violent crimes in multiple countries

Prars were convicted of shooting a woman in Florida in 1985, when she spent four years of 10 -year prison sentence. After a series of crimes in Georgia, he was sentenced to four years in prison but was released one year after a long time before the murders in Austin.

After extracting his body, Missouri’s authorities were involved in 2018 in the killing in 1998 to kill Sherry Shearer and her daughter Megan, at her home near Porthaville, about 250 km southeast of St. Louis. In this case, the police said that the bolts had sexually assaulted the victim, who is 12 years old.

The police investigation also linked him to the killing of Genevv Zetricki in 1990, who was 28 years old and beaten in the bathtub in Greenville, SC, as well as rape of a 14 -year -old girl in Memphis, Tin, in 1997.

Jackson said that his history was from the dangerous armed individual who committed his crimes alone. He said there is no evidence yet he had a partner in Austin.

Officials said on Monday that they did not know the reason for the presence of Shirts in Austin, but they said that it had stopped through customs and border patrol in El Passo 48 hours after the murders in the yogurt store. He was in the possession of a firearm who was not later connected to the four crimes.

They also said that the Calibre. Kentucky officials have not concluded after investigating this killing yet.

The daughter of Brashers, in interviews with local news stations, expressed her surprise and sadness to get to know the last deaths associated with her father.

Deborah Brashers-Ihunsh KVUE-TV told that she was just a baby when Austin’s murders occurred. KXAN-TV told she did not know why she ended up in Austin, unlike noting that he worked in construction.

“I am very sorry for every family my father,” Brashers-Louda said to the Austin station.

This announcement came amid a new interest in the case with the release last month of Yogurt killingsHBO documentary chain.