Shocking New Videos Uncover Love-Triangle Killer Kaitlin Armstrong!
Get ready for a heart-pounding tale of betrayal, jealousy, and a relentless pursuit of justice. Dramatic new footage has just dropped, unveiling the harrowing details of the investigation and the frantic 43-day international manhunt for the notorious Kaitlin Armstrong, a woman whose dangerous love triangle led to a shocking crime.
In a chilling twist of fate, Armstrong fled to Central America, even going under the knife to change her appearance after fatally shooting professional cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson in a fit of rage over a romantic rivalry. This shocking crime occurred in May 2022, leaving a community in disbelief.
Now, the Texas native is facing the music, serving a staggering 90-year prison sentence for her horrific actions. The US Marshals caught up with her after she unwittingly responded to a fake ad for a yoga instructor in a sleepy Costa Rican town—her own choice leading to her downfall.
You’ll want to witness the never-before-seen surveillance footage from outside the courtroom, showing the chaos of that fateful night. Gunshots echo as Armstrong tracked down Wilson using a fitness app, leading to a confrontation that would change everything.
“I just walked in, and she’s lying on the bathroom floor, and there’s blood everywhere!” cried Caitlin Cash, Wilson’s friend, as she desperately called for help after discovering the horrific scene.
Wilson had been in town from California, gearing up for an upcoming cycling race. Earlier that day, she had spent time with Colin Strickland, Armstrong’s boyfriend, swimming and having lunch—completely unaware of the deadly jealousy brewing beneath the surface.
In another shocking video, you can see the moment police deliver the gut-wrenching news to Strickland that his friend has been murdered. His face tells the story as he hears the devastating truth.
Strickland later admitted he had lied to Armstrong about his meeting with Wilson. After their day together, he returned home only to find Armstrong had acted as if nothing was amiss upon her return.
Dramatic footage from the day after the murder shows Armstrong being interrogated by the police. Initially brought in on a minor charge related to unpaid Botox services, she was told she was free to leave—but the investigation was already closing in on her.
“Your vehicle was seen near her apartment,” an Austin police investigator tells her, hinting at the evidence building against her. Meanwhile, authorities were already combing through her home for clues.
“She probably knew they had a lot of information on her,” Deputy U.S. Marshal Brandon Filla explained. Armstrong had quickly liquidated her assets, managing to pull together $12,200 in just 24 hours.
Armstrong was later seen boarding a flight from Austin to Houston, then to New York City. By the time authorities confirmed the gun found was the murder weapon, she had already escaped to Costa Rica using her sister’s passport.
A “small paper trail” eventually led the authorities to a hidden spot near the coast in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. They set up surveillance, but Armstrong had transformed her look completely.
After 43 days on the run, they finally caught her through that yoga instructor ad—a masterstroke that brought justice within reach.
When apprehended, she sported a new hair color, bandages on her face, and a swollen lip. Authorities found a cosmetic surgery receipt under the name Alisson Page, revealing her desperate attempts to escape recognition.
After her capture, local authorities brought her back to Texas, where she faced charges for Wilson’s murder. In a swift trial, a jury took only two hours to find her guilty, and she was sentenced to a staggering 90 years behind bars—plus ordered to pay $15 million to Wilson’s grieving family.
