New DNA and ballistics testing have linked a serial killer to the 1991 "Yogurt Shop Murders," solving a case that has haunted Austin, Texas, for more than three decades. During a news conference on Monday, the Austin Police Department announced that genetic evidence linked Robert Eugene Brashers to the killing of four teenage girls inside a North Austin yogurt shop. "I have never been so proud of my daughter in all of my life," her father, Bob Ayers, told the Austin American-Statesman. 'YOGURT SHOP MURDERS': AUSTIN’S UNSOLVED COLD CASE CONTINUES TO RAISE QUESTIONS DECADES LATERThen, in June, Jackson resubmitted ballistics data from a .380 caliber shell casing recovered at the yogurt shop to a federal database. While Jackson declined to share details about the Kentucky case, he noted that it bore similarities to the Austin murders.