Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Doc Talk Podcast Explores 'Yogurt Shop Murders' Docuseries
Imagine a real-life mystery, like a super sad detective story.
There was a frozen yogurt shop in Texas, and a long time ago, four teenage girls were found murdered there.
The crime was so scary that the town was shocked.
A new documentary series called "The Yogurt Shop Murders" tells this true story.
The director of the documentary, Margaret Brown, was interviewed on a podcast to discuss it.
She talked about how hard it was to make the show, and how it made her feel.
The people who made the documentary talked to people connected to the case, like investigators, and the families of the victims.
The case is still unsolved, and the story is super interesting and difficult.
The Doc Talk podcast interviews Margaret Brown about the docuseries 'The Yogurt Shop Murders'.
The docuseries explores the unsolved 1988 frozen yogurt shop murders in Austin, Texas.
Brown interviewed investigators, co-workers, and families of the victims.
Two young men were initially convicted but later freed on appeal.
The details of the case were so disturbing that the crew needed therapy.
- Who
- Margaret Brown, director; podcast hosts John Ridley and Matt Carey
- What
- Discussion of the true-crime docuseries, 'The Yogurt Shop Murders'
- When
- Almost 35 years after the yogurt shop murders
- Where
- Austin, Texas
- Why
- To discuss the making of the docuseries and the details of the unsolved case.
- Podcast Title
- Doc Talk
- Focus
- True-crime documentary, 'The Yogurt Shop Murders'
- Director Interviewed
- Margaret Brown
- Subject
- 1988 Austin frozen yogurt shop murders
- Series Platform
- HBO Max