Anecdoted or skipped?

Yogurt killings They are four-part interventions, directed by Margaret Brown, revolving around December 1991 of four teenage girls, Amy Aires, 13, and Jennifer Harbison, 17-year-old and her 15-year-old sister Sarah, Alyza Thomas, 17-year-old-in the Mall of Yugor Austin for Yogurt Jennifer worked. To this day, the issue is still without a solution, and to many of the capital in Texas, it was today that Austin “lost his innocence”, and he turns from a cinematic city to a large city with problems in the big city.

The opening snapshot: Austin, 2009. A man named Rob Speringine walks in a commercial center, and goes to Messi looking for a suit. He just got out of death and prepares for the interview that he will do 48 hours.

essence: In this series, Brown speaks to many family members of the victims, including the sister of Thomas, the younger sister Sonora, who considers herself the “fifth victim” because she was usually in the store when her sister was closing her all night. Investigators who investigated the case, including Mike Hokapai and the main investigator John Jones, an interview, as well as 48 hours Reporter Irene Morarti. She was also interviewed with documentary Claire Hoy, who filmed most of the 2009 shots before the story led her to not end her documentary planned for murders.

Through wide media footage, in addition to what Huie called in 2009, we learn about the murders, and how the person or people who shot girls in the head covered their paths by setting fire to the store. But the fire was not the only thing that covered the evidence; The abundant amount of water used by firefighters to ignore fire is also a severe crime scene.

Springstin is among the people who were initially arrested due to murders: his friend Maurice Pierce, who was arrested in a commercial center while carrying a gun, Springstin was involved with their friends Forest Wilbourne and Michael Scott, but there can be no strong guides to kill.

What appears will remind you of it? Yogurt killings Remind us of Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial KillerAnd that takes a more comprehensive view, led by the victims for the murders sprayed throughout the media at the time of finding the bodies.

We took: As we mentioned in the section above, Brown takes a comprehensive vision of the case in a center Yogurt killings. What do we mean? It is a method not only examines nuts and nails for the crime itself, but the investigation that followed, but it gives a real view of how families and investigators shocked, and how they continue to echo in Austin after 34 years, especially because it has never been resolved.

It is an approach we appreciate, given the similarity in many real crime documents there. Instead of an interview from the police, Brown mostly speaks to the main investigators, Jones and Hokabay. Both of them are personalities themselves, and in Jones, his mental health was affected by decades of frustration from not resolving the issue. Both of them also do not have a problem with another investigator, Hector Bolanko, under the bus to extract confessions from people who did not stand up. Isonora Thomas, who is now a therapist, talks about changing the shock of what she had to deal with, and life within the people who left behind so that they could continue their lives.

An corners like this take Yogurt killings Besides just a story about a tragic and frustrating case and make it personal. The first episode ends with an eight -minute sector from an interview with Barbara Airez Wilson, the mother of Sarah and Jennifer Harbison, in detail how she suffered from learning about the death of her daughters. All the complex feelings that I felt in 1991 and still feel at the time of an interview in 2009 in this long part, and this explains how the scars of such tragedies do not heal completely.

Sex and skin: no one.

Parting snapshot: We have mentioned the long part of Huie’s interview with Ayers-Wilson, which is unusual for investment factories like this.

Sleeping asleep: Hackabai certainly has no problem talking about his mind, especially after he retired.

Most of the pilot’s line: The man who was helping Rob Springstin in Messi seemed useful but uncomfortable while Springstin talks about getting out of death. I wonder why the edition that was allowed to appear in these shots occurred?

Our invitation: splash. Makers Yogurt killings They are not only curious about the case, but to what extent did the case deeply affected Austin and the people who have participated in this closely over the past three decades, an approach that we hope to see often in real crime documents.

Joel Keeler (@joelkellerHe writes about food, entertainment, fatherhood, motherhood and technology, but he does not shake himself: he is a TV addict. His writing appeared in the New York Times, Slit, Salon, Rollingstone.comand Vanityfair.comFast company and other places.