In what seems as captivating development, Kaitlin Armstrong, a Texas woman found guilty of the murder of professional cyclist Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson, has been handed a 90-year prison sentence. This verdict marks the culmination of a case that has sent shockwaves through the cycling community.
Armstrong, aged 35, had maintained her innocence, pleading not guilty to the charges related to the brutal killing of Wilson in May 2022. Wilson, a renowned competitor in the world of gravel and mountain bike racing, was discovered with fatal gunshot wounds to her head and chest at a friend’s residence on the eve of a race where she was considered a top contender.
The case garnered significant attention due to the chilling circumstances surrounding the murder. Prosecutors presented evidence suggesting that Armstrong had meticulously tracked Wilson’s movements via a fitness app prior to the tragic incident.
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Despite Armstrong’s protestations of innocence, the jury delivered a guilty verdict, resulting in her lengthy incarceration.