Texas Yogurt, the suspected cold case, was identified after 34 years

Investigators identified a suspect in a murder in Texas Quartet Cold More than three decades of age.

Police in Austin He said on Friday that they had linked Robert Eugene Prars with the killing of four teenage girls in a yogurt store in 1991 through the DNA.

He was also suspected of being a serial predator at the time, according to the American Austin.

He was convicted of trying to kill after a woman was shot in his head in 1985, and he was sentenced to 12 years in prison. He was released in 1989 after only three years in prison.

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He fired himself deadly after a police confrontation in a hotel where he was hiding with his wife, daughter and daughter, after they were launched from the hotel.

DNA guide After his death, it also linked three rapes and murders in Missouri and South Carolina – including mother and daughter – and rape in Tennessee.

Robert Springstein and Michael Scott, who were teenagers at the time of murders, were convicted and convicted in 2001 and 2002.

They were sentenced to death and life in prison in a row, but their convictions have turned at the appeal, one of the reasons that there was no evidence of the DNA that bind them to crimes.

The violent case later became known as “yogurt murders”, and remains notorious in Austin and is still open. HBO was first shown documents called “The Yogurt Shop Murders” last month on killings.

Amy Aires, 13; Elisa Thomas, 17; The sisters of Jennifer and Sarah Harbison, between the ages of 17 and 15, were oblig Then the fire was set in the building.

“Our team has not abandoned the work of this issue,” Austin police said in a statement on Friday.

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The plan is a conference on Monday to discuss the new evidence in the case.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.