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: StandDown Texas ProjectThe Never-Ending Crime Story
By Steve Hall
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That's the title of Jordan Smith's latest report on Austin's yougurt shop murders in this week's Austin Chronicle. LINK Here's the beginning of the lengthy article, recapping the history and looking at whether Michael Scott and Robert Springsteen will face new trials:On Wednesday, June 24, Michael Scott and Robert Springsteen walked
out of jail after spending nearly 10 years behind bars for the 1991
murders of four girls at a North Austin yogurt shop ? a crime both
insist they took no part in.The discovery last spring of male DNA in the body of one of the
victims, Amy Ayers, marked a seismic shift in the case. The DNA does
not belong to any of the original suspects ? nor does it belong to any
of the more than 100 men the Travis County District Attorney's Office
has subsequently tested...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on July 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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