The After Show: Cold Cases - Baby Holly and Yogurt Shop Murders

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And we're live on match day as Doug reaches for a Buffalo wing. He's got it. Oh, and he's going for a can of Pepsi too. [can opening] What a finish. There's no doubt about it, it just tastes better. Match days deserve Pepsi.

Deborah Roberts· Host0:14

[intro music and jingle] Hi there, everybody. Welcome to 2020: The Aftershow. I'm Deborah Roberts and, as always, it is a pleasure to have you here with us. As you know, we often dig deeply into some of the episodes we've covered on 2020, and many times somebody surfaces from those episodes who just really leaves us thinking and wanting to know more. I mean, if you've ever wondered what it takes to solve some of the country's most notorious cold cases, well, today we're gonna tell you a little bit more about that, because we've got one of the keenest minds here with us, Mindy Montford, who has dedicated her career to delivering justice to crime victims and their families. And she's here to tell us a little bit about her work. She founded the Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit in the Texas Attorney General's office and has been a big part of some of the most talked about 2020 stories over the years, including Baby Holly, that investigation you may remember. Most recently, the Yogurt Shop murders. She's gonna talk to us a little bit about how she zeroes in on all of those cases and what she's learned along the way. So Mindy, I don't wanna hear any of that "aw, shucks" kinda Southern thing. [laughs] And we're both Southern gals, but honey, you have, you have- I was gonna just say, "Go on." [laughs] Go on. Okay, go on some more. Go on some more. Why not? Why not? Well, clearly,