"A groundbreaking cold-case investigation disrupted by wrongful convictions-now resurrected by forensic DNA and deep human stories."In Cold Case DNA: Unlocking the Truth Behind the Yogurt Shop Murders, forensic-investigative journalist [Daniel R, Halloway] revisits one of America's most haunting unsolved cases: the four teenage girls murdered in an Austin yogurt shop in 1991. Their families endured years of wrongful convictions, overturned verdicts, and scientific dead ends, until modern DNA techniques and genealogy offered a new path to justice.Navigating court battles, broken interrogations, and the emotional scars of communities, this book takes you from the earliest hours of the crime to the forefront of forensic innovation. Along the way, you'll learn how coerced confessions can destroy lives, why cold cases demand ethical storytelling, and how DNA is changing the rules of justice.If you appreciate forensic rigor mixed with human compassion, this book is for you. Whether you're captivated by books or drawn to real-life investigative breakthroughs, Cold Case DNA offers a fresh lens: one that centers victim dignity, public accountability, and the relentless hope of resolution. With detailed timelines, deep interviews, and transparent science, it doesn't just retell the Yogurt Shop tragedy, it honors the four lives at its center and insists their story still matters.Click "Buy Now" to enter the world of late-night DNA labs, courtroom reversals, and family voices that demand: Don't forget us. Don't stop searching. Because behind every crime statistic are lives that were stolen, and one day, justice may still be found.