Gemma Bath
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4,637 appearances
62 recordings
4 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3d ago
Gemma Bath’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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in the crime for so long because they don't have that like end date.
And you can kind of see exactly how that's going to happen.
Those families are grieving.
They're trying to work through their emotions and now they're going to have to wait a year and then hear all these new details again and go through the processes again.
It's like, I know it's not anyone's fault.
This is just how court works.
Kind of, we need the time to get the police brief altogether to then go to the coroner, but you can't help but think of the families and how, what that wait is going to be like.
That's horrific.
Rochelle, thank you so much for joining us.
And I guess we'll wait until next year to see what happens.
Thank you for having me.
It's 11.47pm on Friday the 6th of December 1991 and the Austin Fire Department has received a call about a blaze at a yoghurt shop in the city's north.
When firefighters arrive, they enter the premise and quickly get to work extinguishing the fire.
But as the flames die down and the smoke clears, a horrifying scene is revealed.
Four teenagers, four children, lay dead on the floor.
They've been brutally murdered in the tiny workspace that sits behind the shop's serving area.
A cheerful, family-friendly store that sells fun-colored yogurts with the tagline, where healthy never tasted so good.
What these firefighters witness will haunt them for many years to come, leaving some with PTSD and others with acute emotional distress.
What they've just discovered is about to become the biggest crime Austin, Texas has ever seen.
A crime that will steal a city's innocence and leave three local families heartbroken.
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