Revisiting New Iberia’s Oldest Open Cold Case: Yolanda Broussard

Missing Magnolias by Scarlett Davis

Oct 8, 202500:20:23True Crime

In 1989, 22-year-old Yolanda Broussard was shot in her home in Lydia, Louisiana. Decades later her daughter, Seneca, is still searching for answers. In New Iberia—a town of just 30,000—she’s even crossed paths with the m...

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