Two Unsolved Murders To Keep You Up At Night || True Crime Recaps Podcast

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

*After more than 30 years, both these cases are STILL COLD. Why do you think they haven't been solved yet?*

[@jayklink851]

Possibly a high level confidential informant, who made major narcotics cases, was involved. An old girlfriend's father was a detective for one of largest police forces, he was disgusted that murders, and occasional stat charges, were overlooked, even pinned on a fall guy, if perps made cases, usually ranging in the hundreds of kilos. *Although this occurred in the mid-late 1990s

[@rockingrandmaof2]

@@meinkamph5327 The narrator has a wonderful voice!

[@rockingrandmaof2]

It's to, not too

[@eileenlavellan7747]

It sounds like high level corruption or gang crimes.

[@lonerebeI]

Let's ask the fbi why they're protecting this murderer and keeping his identity secret smh

[@GLOCK4LIFE0]

I found out about this channel yesterday and now I can’t stop watching it!

[@noreenperez8666]

Me too, about 5 days ago🤔maybe.

[@merrbear5104]

They both do such a great job on the cases they cover. You won’t be disappointed that’s for sure.❤️

[@nicolegrove3371]

Have you heard of Stephanie Harlowe? She's just as awesome as these two.

[@bankleaks1217]

You need to seek treatment. More videos

[@victoriawilliams2786]

Welcome! Amy and Chris are wonderful! They're intelligent, interesting, compassionate and it's clear they put a lot of time and effort into each video.

[@dianewilliams260]

You are both great at articulating an old story with empathy and dark humour whilst bringing indepth new insight into it... Thanks dudes 😘

[@ririgarcia6824]

I remember when the Harbison sisters mother came to talk to a youth group I was a member of in high school I will never forget that she told us how to be safe and what to do in any situation if it becomes unsafe. Losing her daughters she didn’t want anyone else to have to go thru that horrible tragedy.

[@juicyjules7409]

How sweet kind her to help other 👧 people

[@2TexasTuff]

Riri Garcia what an admirable mother/ survivor. Embracing her agonizing losses - and becoming an educator. Peace be with you Harbison family survivors ALWAYS and in ALL WAYS. ❤️

[@ririgarcia6824]

@@2TexasTuff truly she is yes what she has taught us thru her life changing experience I will never forget and hold her and her family in my prayers and thoughts always

[@philipsmi-lenguyen8155]

​@@ririgarcia6824so sad that use have tp be taught that over in the US. In Australia we pretty much safe here. Tc.

[@ririgarcia6824]

@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 yes it is sad we have to be talked to about that sending hugs your way

[@silas4180]

I live in Austin when you brought it up I was like “the yogu..-“ then you said it. At my high school (graduated) Lanier now called Navarro the ag department they have a picture of them framed up with a plaque to show respect for them

[@MaryGIrlMoody]

Same! I even lived in the Allendale neighborhood by Northcross Mall, went to the salon that is now the yogurt shop. 30 years later and it still haunts the city.

[@noelstar1456]

For the yoghurt one, the moment you mentioned the weird guy going to the bathroom, followed by the two in the booth, my mind immediately went ‘gang crime.’

[@AnomalyArcadie]

Wouldn’t rule it out. I grew up in south Austin and around that time we had a lot of issues with gangs. My mom wouldn’t let us walk the 4 minutes to my school because she was worried about our safety due to gang activity.

[@eileenlavellan7747]

Exactly

[@epstein_isnt_dead7726]

Clearly the cop did it and the "weird guys" was his cover story to deflect suspicion away from him.

[@davedavenport8176]

Absolutely crazy to think either of theses cases have not been solved!

[@kayritchie4917]

Really like both of you and how you react to the weirder facts of the cases. Always respectful to victims, and always interesting. Keep up the great work!

[@saraho9568]

I'm so proud of Melissa. She's a fighter!!! I hope they can do familial DNA and find them.

[@rokasrerroca7399]

Off duty cop makes an observation of "strange behavior" and takes no other steps or actions?!? I am from a family of military/law enforcement and do not understand why the off duty cop "sensed" something was "off" but did nothing?!?

[@staggerlee6794]

Question is a fair one.

[@dryb3301]

Yeah at least make sure to familiarise with their appearance, clothing and what type of vehicle they were driving and maybe stick around for a while too. It's your town and innocent children afterall

[@therealdeal3672]

Amy, just love your personality coming through and the way you tell the stories! So many great characterizations to the way that you express what happened in the cases. Chris, too! You guys always do a great job! Did not know anything about these crazy cases! Thanks!

[@jakoclown4175]

Your lips are brown wipe them off

[@justineharper3346]

I’ve never heard of the bowling alley one. That little girl is amazing. She was shot five times and still dragged herself to the phone to call 911? That’s some determination

[@dporter2112]

I just found your channel yesterday and have been binge watching ever since 🙂 You and your husband both do a great job!

[@pandapearl385]

I love that you always report the facts and dont speculate. Love watching your show.

[@KKPsi-TubaDawg]

I can't even imagine what type of person could execute little children.

[@StuffedBearSus]

A real jerk that’s for sure

[@lonerebeI]

@@StuffedBearSus I think that goes beyond jerk. I know jerks who'd never hurt kids

[@Sandi-ke9mi]

In the 80s we had Penguin’s yogurt in California. I have followed this case ever since it happened but this is the most information I ever got about the different suspects. You guys always cover things so well. Both of these crimes need to be solved. 🙏🏻

[@Gloria-ro4vn]

The match could be a confidential informant for the FBI; it wouldn't be the first time they protected a source. That, or someone with a high public profile, keeping the name a secret, deemed "for the greater good" , they've been known to do that also.

[@Aint_no_senators_son]

The FBI is a criminal organization. I think you are right.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

That makes sense!

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

You think the FBI protects informants from murder cases? No. Not regularly at least. No, the problem here is not the FBI, the problem here is this woman does not understand what she is being said or she does and shes intentionally being dishonest. They don't have a genetic match to someone, they have pulled a genetic trait that is a male only trait. You cant run that sample against a database because thousands, maybe millions of people would pop up. This woman does not understand that they ran the sample against a small closed database, if you do it against an open database, like a state, thousands will hit.

[@Gloria-ro4vn]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 They're not suppose to, but alas, they do do it, depending on how important their case is, they use "For the greater good" FYI, Federal prosecutors aren't supposed to hide evidence either, look up records on, say Mueller and you'll find out he was sanctioned various times over the years by judges for hiding evidence and lying to the court. State prosecutors are also guilty, look, up Harris' records when she was a state persecutor in California, she did far worse. She fought 15 years, to keep a man in prison by refusing to allow a DNA test. The court finally allowed the test and as expected, he was innocent. There are at least three other cases where she knowingly put innocent men in prison by hiding evidence.

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

@@Gloria-ro4vn Its not a matter of what the feds can or cannot do or are supposed or not supposed to do, its a matter of what information is being provided and how valuable that person is as a free citizen over being locked up and the number of these cases would be... not more than you can count using your fingers and toes. Its not many at all. This is beyond a rare situation and also lets not conflate it with CI's being absolved of past murders. However i will also say that in all fairness, the CIA probably has a different set of rules with "informants" while they are overseas. I know all about Kamala Harris, she should be in prison for what she did. And while these might both highlight a corrupted system, although i'd actually suggest the former might not be corruption, that's a different conversation altogether with the latter being just another example of someone with political asperations valuing (and the gov. accepting this stance) their career ambitions more than justice and facts. Your examples are not parallel's to the suggested situation here. The comparisons you'd be looking for are not general comparisons for corrupted government, rather what CI's are allowed to get away with, while being CI's. And murder is 99.9999999999999999999% of the time, not acceptable. The people who would be allowed to do this and get away with it would be like.... the person capable of taking the DHS, DoD and CIA to like... where Osama lived and they're just waiting for the right time to do it. The vast majority of CI's are just people who at best can bring down a mid level drug or embezzlement operation.

[@jayerm]

I'm familiar with both these cases but I found out a couple of new details that I hadn't known because you guys are so thorough. Thank you for another great recap. I always pray for justice

[@winged500]

🥰 You are both so talented. Better than anything the TV has to offer.

[@shaunicerejones3298]

I'm so excited a new episode just dropped! I'm sick and bed and KZbin videos are helping me get through it ❤️

[@shannonmoore2442]

Best wishes❤

[@Chris_34]

I hope you feel better🤗

[@dorenecollins4990]

Amy always loved the way you share and tell us the stories of these cases. You're a good storyteller

[@johndavis9432]

The murders of those four young women in Austin is like a curse on Texas.Hopefully someday the murderers will be brought to justice in this world and in Hell where they belong.Hopefully the monsters who ended the lives of those innocent people in Las Cruces will also face the punishment that they richly deserve.

[@Elduderino9097]

Please do a video on Matthew Landry from Michigan. His father was a good friend of mine and from what I understand, Matthew was a kind soul and doesn’t deserve to be forgotten. Thanks.

[@Littlekitten_]

Never heard of this case but now I found some KZbin videos about him. He looked so young . I hope his father and family are doing well

[@sandikekic4330]

May i say you two had me glued to the phone. New here and absolutely loving the content. Off to watch another!! Thank you ❤

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Bless you girl! Glad to have you here!❤️

[@jacobbowling18]

I truly appreciate how you highlight and celebrate the victims. It honestly makes all the difference, and it's one thing I greatly appreciate about this channel. Keep up the good work, y'all!

[@msc8663]

These stories show a lot of police departments have a lot of incompetent people working. One would hope that cops would be trained alot better .

[@lanaesworld6976]

Living in Texas close to the yogurt shop murders has always just sent a chill down my spine when I hear the details.

[@hotel228]

I love finding channels like this, just a MASS amount of content for me to binge. Love it.

[@AnomalyArcadie]

Seeing the Yogurt Shop Murders news coverage on TV was one of my first memories as a very young child, and it has stuck with me ever since. I’ve lived in Austin my entire life. I hope more than anything we’ll see this case solved in my lifetime. The girls deserve justice, and our whole city needs that closure, but even more their families deserve that closure.

[@saoirserose2696]

It is so true as she stated, there is any number of psychopathic murderous monsters around you wherever you are at any moment, it’s such a chilling thought. Self defense training is a smart decision, teach your kids/loved ones to trust no one, always be aware of your surroundings, never ignore a gut feeling about a person or situation, if you’re about to be alone with someone giving you the creeps never be embarrassed to reach out to someone and ask them to stick around or walk you to your car, home, or to safety. Call police if you feel uncomfortable, and lastly if there’s nobody else to reach out to, or you’re rendered unable to call for help … *NEVER* let them take you to a second location, *NEVER* stop fighting back make as much noise as possible to hopefully draw attention and scare your assailant away, a

[@dorenecollins4990]

I love your channel and I love both of you You both present very good points and very good information regarding these cases. Thank you so much I'll always look forward to both of you.

[@rosierose8549]

How brutal cases like this can continue to go unsolved. Is mind boggling. Ive been down an unsolved rabit hole. The darden family murders have always unsettled me. How you can be so brutal and go on like nothing happen. No other crimes? It was really not that long ago. I wonder if any of them will be solved.

[@fayeb.5855]

Even with today’s forensics/technology, these mass killings remain unsolved.

[@MrPoogly]

It's not the data, it's the data sort. They have nothing to match it to so the data is meaningless.

[@lonerebeI]

Fbi knows who this killer is and are protecting him, disgusting

[@jasoncheriton1836]

Your channel is growing on me. Thanks from London in the UK 👍🏽

[@edwardbrown4311]

Awesome episode someone needs to keep these Cold cases alive so God bless you for keeping hope alive for these poor family members that has never had closer

[@victoriawilliams2786]

I wonder if the semen could be used by genetic genealogists and then question relatives while nailing down the suspects name. Austin PD most likely isn't restricted to only using one particular DNA laboratory for sequencing.

[@monav4062]

Yes !! This is the newest most workable method of finding the killer. But, sadly, in cases where the crimes are over 30 years, the perpetrator has already died. Although, it would still be comforting for the family of the victims to know who the killer was.

[@johnscanlon2598]

A bunch of LE agency’s do that these days , that’s how the golden state killer was caught

[@carlywarly222]

I am so thankful that you chose to really share so much about the girls: beyond what happened to them at the yogurt shop. God bless their families and God rest their souls.

[@Saybleu]

Amy has the most unique narration. Love Chris and Amy.

[@fullyautomaticcameras5022]

Amazing work guys!! Thank you for the videos, keep them coming and hope all is well!

[@jackselle4607]

Thank you for all you do! There are some major updates on the west Memphis 3 case , it’s crazy!! I hope u can do an update

[@patriciaoldfield809]

"tried to escape on foot because you know that always works"....too funny

[@sgreen0000]

I love your channel, Chris & Amy! 👍👏❤️

[@queensheba9418]

I’m glad you pointed it out how these cases always have like 10 other dudes who are evil who didn’t commit the crime but are evil and probably committed other crimes… crazy!?

[@astridmoon1776]

Love your Channel and the two of you are great reporters. Are you aware of the Harmony Montgomery case that has recently (and FINALLY) hit the news? Hoping you will cover it soon, Keep up the fantastic work!

[@canyonmoongray6412]

Must be Wednesday. I watched another documentary about this one. So sad and bizarre. So many false confessions too. Fab recap Amy & Chris. X Also as someone who has no idea about frozen yoghurt...now I do 👍😂

[@bankleaks1217]

Heard this story told so many times it's interesting to hear a new take.

[@JessicaDuBois]

My favorite, newly found channel!!! Ty so much for the video 🐱 Have a wonderful day 😊

[@jcolterh]

Please do Polly Klaas. The Case that kept me up at night for an entire year.

[@coll4455]

These two crimes are absolutely horrific.

[@ellpat2928]

I was tiling my bathroom and saw your notification so I had to stop and listen!!!

[@BRIDGETTWC]

Thank you Amy and Chris ❤ I'm binging your videos! 😊

[@judyg8613]

Thank you again for another True crime in 1/2 the time. My favorite couple in true crime story telling. God bless! 🙏❤️😊🙋‍♀️

[@antiquesrestoration3874]

It's always nice to get twice the crime in half the time.

[@joanclaytonjohnson3630]

Strange about the DNA in the yogurt case!! This has been used to solve many cold cases. Big question is Why is the FBI getting COLD feet? Could it be the match is a VIP and in that case things change???? Wow Chris, great connection between the two cases.

[@rachealsmith5138]

You and Amy are so good! I see that someone mentioned a documentary on these murders.. I would love to see it. These two massacres have too much in common. I think they somehow have to be connected. To me, either one person (at least) was involved in both. Or they were committed by same group of people. How sad that this happened, especially to those two little babies! Take care and many blessings!

[@robmcmullen9192]

Thank you Amy and Chris!👏👍 I really enjoyed your video!😎 I just recently subscribed to your channel and I also follow you on Instagram. It is amazing how many twists and turns there have been in the Yogurt Shop killings. Both cases were absolutely brutal and definitely could be linked.

[@jeremyallennossette6426]

We were recording our album back in 2006 in El Paso Texas and started to do small shows in and around El Paso and Las Cruces and we performed at that bowling alley sure enough there was a huge fight that night on the patio and side bar and a stabbing. It wasn't until later that morning I found out the history of that bowling alley.

[@phoenix0401]

I fear Delphi is destined to join these two.

[@Kayla_Giirrl]

They caught the guy for Delphi murders

[@CentralOSurvival]

I love that I can hear you guys clearly..in my noisy ass shop..great job!

[@donnalombardo1135]

Horrible crime I hope these poor young girls get justice soon

[@carrieallen2047]

This is so sad! You do have an adorable way of presenting it.

[@shellimiller9736]

I love this channel it’s now my go to for crime! On a side note you’re a lovely couple as well.

[@pam70471]

Wow….talk about keeping you up at night!! The senseless atrocities committed by humans (if you can call them that) against others are a literal nightmare! Love your channel!! You guys give the facts and to the point AND still keep it captivating 👍🤩😳 LOVE your channel and presentations

[@cynthiagilchristaussie_tru8891]

How ridiculous 🙄 The FBI need to share!! Thank you again for a great story as sad as it is. 😢

[@Kawiboy]

Daaang! Recap Time 👍 👊😉😁.. Old G

[@NayyyBae]

I found this channel today & I can't get enough 🥰‼️

[@AlanSpenceAlanGCCMSpence]

I've heard this one from every KZbin poster and Podcaster out there!! But one thing for sure!! Its still sick no matter who covers it! Gawd! Real Cold Blooded Scumbags! POS Low life's! Feel so bad for the kids and there families! Bless them all..

[@bunny70]

I live in Austin since 95 and you got some stuff wrong. The cavity club was a punk rock club near downtown. G.G Allen has played there. there was a country club about 2 miles away named Dallas night club. the first round of suspects was seen around the punk rock clubs. it was before my time but I knew folks who knew them, weren't friends with them but knew they were, and seen them hanging out and was shocked when they pop up on the news.

[@candyvigil550]

What frustrating, heartbreaking cases.

[@mjf8897]

you guys should do a video on the Dryden NY murders. there have been so many you can pick and choose or do a whole video on the series of murders there from 89 to 99

[@livecool.diecool]

Great video but a few errors. The Cavity Club was a punk club not C&W and it was downtown not that close to the yogurt shop. And the carwash isn't that close to the yogurt shop either. May not be that important but still facts

[@mozzerianmisanthrope406]

Man, the goths always get the raw end of the deal, lol. Interesting cases and great storytelling! ✌️

[@MoonMagickMayhem]

As a 34 year old mom who never outgrew my "goth phase", it's really sad. I know many people in the local goth/alternative scene and 99.8% of them would NEVER harm another human being. It's a continuation of the Satanic Panic crap.

[@mozzerianmisanthrope406]

@@MoonMagickMayhem I feel you. I don't dress like a goth, but I have that outsider mentality and most of my friends are goths or outsiders, too. I agree with you; it's like any group of people there are bad and good folks. The problem arises from fear because people tend to fear people that they don't understand or who don't look like them or have the same way of perceiving the world. Yeh, the satanic panic was a total load of crap. Stoked once again by, like most things nowadays, the media. Plus, I remember watching a documentary and satanism started out very differently from what it has become, or is perceived as, today. It was quite innocuous once upon a time.

[@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951]

It's way better than it used to be, at least we can get a job outside of hot topic a tattoo shop or call center 🤣 back in the day people were always surprised when I was nice. A lady also asked if I was from another country and when I told her I was only about an hour from home she just started shaking her head all "what is to this country coming to?" Lol like ummm one that allows freedom of expression 😅

[@buckyt70]

Once Amy said “ FBI” I knew the fix was in. “ Dead give away, dead give away.”

[@noodles5004]

Nice to see you Amy! As usual, I request you guys PLEASE cover the BOWRAVILLE CHILDREN from NSW, Australia. 💜

[@lemr88]

I hate to say this but the off duty cop could have prevented the death of four girls. He found all of this suspicious and yet still left when he could have called it in.

[@danflashes9788]

Can you please do a video on Brandon Lawson? Would love to hear what you guys have to say about his disappearance ✌️

[@jeanettetuhi7973]

Hiya amy thank you for bringing these to us ❤

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

You are so welcome!

[@melissahaire7058]

Yaaa!! Love recap time!!

[@Saybleu]

Good lord. How did Amy remember all these details?! I found myself lost a couple of times. Excellent but ultimately a sad and tragic story.

[@Aint_no_senators_son]

My theory on the yogurt shop murders has always been a single perp. Probably a serial killer with no connection to the place and that makes it harder to solve. I don't think for a second teens were involved. Teens talk. And the more involved means more talking.

[@joanwaits2781]

I love this channel!

[@blayneaugust]

I very much enjoy your informative content- How about recapping the recently solved Miranda Fenner case in Laurel, Montana? (If you haven't already)

[@LexieJay00]

Your presentation is incredible. It’s so important to keep these stories circulating. 1) WTF FBI?? You assholes! Give over the info. 2) I’d never heard of the NM bowling alley one!!

[@hollycampbell9914]

YAAZ, HELLO AMY !!!! I'M SOOO VERY EXCITED TO WATCH MY SHOW !!! I LIVE IN WISCONSIN AND IT SNOWED MOST OF DAY !! I ALREADY WAS OUT THERE THIS MORNING....I HAVE TO BACK OUT....NOT A SECOND SOONER BEFORE MY SHOW IS FINISHED !!! LOL ;-) THIS MADE MY DAY !!!

[@tiredofit4761]

So what happened with the “off duty cop” there when strange guy was laying back in line and using bathroom? No description of the guy? Sometimes the ones who protect are ones who destroy.

[@joshuathomas8222]

You two are the best.

[@JacksonPierce]

Great video, hope they all get justice.

[@codyshepard5288]

Little Melissa is a Brave girl and I hope those sick men don’t ever come after her...

[@amberwalcott5220]

The yogurt shop murders is the case I can never stop thinking about. It baffles me.

[@gebronthomasson6960]

Still after hearing this again..I am amazed at how Melissa was so on point ..

[@Loveduff]

Why don't they have genealogy done on these murders. All these murders.

[@Oni-Ryu8]

You guys are so awesome 👌

[@TrueCrimeRecaps]

Thanks!

[@Findpepperbridge]

I think they are protecting someone who is high up. Like a politician or a FBI agent?

[@johnscanlon2598]

Or the off duty cop ?

[@tessabrown148]

I subscribed to this channel, I watched it enough that I like their stories

[@catherineflanagan3392]

Great podcast 🇮🇪🤗

[@megml7206]

Great episode!

[@charliekezza]

Someone admitting to a murder just before they are executed make me think they are just trying to get more time

[@jcsaint47]

Will you cover Elizabeth olten? I lived that case. She deserves a voice and recognition

[@julzdixon63]

Unsolved No More is another great 1.

[@daffodilunderhill7066]

So many coerced confessions! The whole case seems to have been ruined by bad cops.

[@chickpstranded6714]

Thank you very, very much guys