232: The Abduction and Murder of Kristin Smart (From Dateline)

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515: The Yogurt Shop Murders (From "20/20")

Take a deep breath for this one, Fam! On December 6, 1991, four teenaged girls were found sexually assaulted and murdered in an I Can't Believe It's Yogurt shop in Austin, Texas. The yogurt shop was then set on fire. It would take decades, and a series of unforgivable wrongful co ...  Show more

514: The Body on the Train (from "Naming the Dead")

Journalist Marresa Burke is on a mission: to give the name back to a man in a cemetery known only as "unknown negro." The man died while riding the rails in the 1960s- - crushed under 5,000 pounds of ice in an ice car. Was it an accident? Was it murder? And who was this man, wher ...  Show more

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