@spooksmi: Season 2 Episode 1: Catching Out Anna Moriah "Mo" Wilson, a 25‑year‑old American professional cyclist, was fatally shot at a friend's residence in Austin, Texas. Investigators identified Kaitlin Marie Armstrong as the suspect after surveillance footage placed her near the scene and evidence linked her to the murder. According to police and prosecutors, Armstrong's actions were motivated by jealousy related to Wilson's prior romantic involvement with Colin Strickland, with whom Armstrong had been in an on‑and‑off relationship. After being questioned by police, she fled the United States using her sister's passport and remained at large for 43 days before being located and arrested in Costa Rica, where she had altered her appearance and used multiple aliases. Armstrong was extradited to Texas and pleaded not guilty. Her trial began in October 2023, and on November 16, 2023, she was found guilty of murder. She was sentenced to 90 years in prison, with eligibility for parole after 30 years, and is incarcerated at the Dr. Lane Murray Unit. Anna Moriah Wilson was born on May 18, 1996, in Littleton, New Hampshire, to Karen (née Cronin) and Eric Wilson. She had one sibling, Matthew. She grew up in Kirby, Vermont. Wilson graduated from Burke Mountain Academy in 2014 and from Dartmouth College in 2019 with a Bachelor of Engineering (BE). Raised in an athletic family, Wilson developed an early interest in cycling.[1] She was a nationally ranked junior skier before shifting her focus to gravel cycling.[2] Prior to becoming a full‑time professional cyclist, she worked as a demand planner for Specialized. Kaitlin Armstrong (born November 21, 1987[3]) grew up in Livonia, Michigan.[4] She graduated from Stevenson High School in 2005, then attended Schoolcraft College and Eastern Michigan University. Prior to her criminal conviction, she had been described as a yoga teacher and a licensed realtor.[4] Armstrong was in a relationship with professional cyclist Colin Strickland. They briefly separated in the fall of 2021, after which Strickland met Wilson and began a short romantic relationship with her. Armstrong and Strickland later reconciled and resumed their relationship. On May 11, 2022, Wilson, age 25, was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds "shortly before 10 p.m." at a friend's residence in Austin, Texas, where she had been staying while preparing to compete in a race in Hico.[6] Earlier that day, she had met Strickland for a swim at Deep Eddy Pool and had dinner afterwards. Strickland denied entering the residence after dropping Wilson off and was ruled out as a suspect following a police investigation.[5][6] An autopsy determined that Wilson's death was a homicide,[6] with three gunshot wounds – two to the head and one to the chest – that occurred "after she was already lying supine on the floor," according to a search warrant.[7] Police identified the 34-year-old Armstrong as a person of interest after surveillance footage showed her black Jeep Grand Cherokee arriving at the residence shortly before the killing.[6] She was taken into custody on an outstanding misdemeanor theft warrant. Armstrong made no statement when questioned about the video evidence; investigators noted that she "turned her head and rolled her eyes in an angry manner" when asked about Wilson's contact with Strickland. She was released due to a technicality involving discrepancies between her date of birth in police records and the one listed on the warrant.[4] Police examined Wilson's phone and concluded that she had been romantically involved with Strickland while he was still dating Armstrong. Strickland initially denied knowing Wilson when first interviewed, but later acknowledged the relationship and admitted to concealing his communications with her from Armstrong, including deleting messages and saving Wilson's number under a pseudonym. According to an anonymous tipster.
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