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The case drew international headlines when Kaitlin Armstrong fled the country after the shooting and was on the run for 43 days before being captured

Kaitlin Armstrong evaded police for 43 days after being named a suspect in the murder of Moriah Wilson. This week, her murder trial begins. Andrea Cavallier explains what to expect

Kaitlin Armstrong evaded police for 43 days after being named a suspect in the murder of Moriah Wilson. This week, her murder trial begins. Andrea Cavallier explains what to expect

A jury has finally been selected for the murder trial of Kaitlin Armstrong, nearly 18 months following the tragic demise of a professional cyclist.

The murder trial of Kaitlin Armstrong, accused of killing pro cyclist Anna 'Mo' Wilson, begins on Wednesday.

Kaitlin Armstrong, 35, is accused of killing Moriah “Mo” Wilson, a competitive gravel and mountain bike racer, in May 2022 in a jealous rage over a love triangle involving her boyfriend, Colin Strickland

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / Travis County JailProsecutors on Wednesday laid out new details of their murder case against Kaitlin Armstrong, including the allegation that the yoga teacher stood over elite cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson and fired a third and final shot into her heart—and the revelation that it was captured on audio.“The last thing Mo Wilson did on this earth was scream in terror,” Travis County Assistant District Attorney Rickey Jones told jurors in op...

They told the jury they will hear Anna Moriah Wilson’s final moments, allegedly at the hands of a jealous yoga teacher.

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Kaitlin Armstrong was freed by Austin police despite being a suspect in the murder of Moriah Wilson. Forty-three days later, US Marshals finally tracked her down more than 2,000 miles away in Costa Rica. Bevan Hurley examines why it took so long to find her