Damn what a tragic outcome. Does anyone know what the hell happened?

The police have kept a tight lid on the investigation. The speed at which a person of interest was identified and apparent lack of questions from family and friends lead me to believe it may be domestic violence related. So very tragic.

Jesus.

Probably unrelated, but Amity Rockwell's instagram account has been deleted.

https://www.statesman.com/...t-austin/9786190002/

Very much unrelated considering that Strava shows that Amity was in San Francisco on the day of the shooting.

I noticed Amity, Maude, and a couple of Mo's other close friends have deleted their IG accounts. I suspect so that they can get away from the constant reminder and barrage on social and take some time to mourn and heal.

100%. I think they're all devastated.

According to the article, “the shooting does not appear to be a random act”. This would also make you think it was a domestic violence type situation. No matter the circumstances, it’s very sad news.

Also, looking at other news articles, I didn’t realize Austin was having rising problems with homicides. Interesting!

Also, the "there is no threat to the public" usually means they know who did it which usually means domestic violence of some sort.

https://www.kxan.com/...ing-of-gravel-racer/

I don't know whether it was a "domestic violence" type situation, but I find it incredibly odd how little information has been released at this pioint. From what I've seen so far, it seems like a nearby camera recorded an SUV arriving at the house around 8:30 pm and the murder occurred about 10pm. A friend then found her when she returned to the house around 10:30 pm. The police have now searched a nearby home where the SUV was found parked. Even if this were a domestic situation, I find it odd that the police have not identified and put out some sort of BOLO for the "person of interest," i.e., the driver of the SUV. Even if they feel this person of interest is not a "threat to the public," like the APD previously stated in the article linked by another poster, it seems odd that they have not apprehended the person a week after the murder. As a side note, how can a police spokesperson claim that an unapprehended person who just shot and killed a woman is NOT a threat to the public?

My guess is the person is lawyered up and has some sort of explanation for the situation.

What makes you think the police haven't been able to locate the person? It's possible, just haven't seen it.

This isn't unusual. The police may be questioning the person and gathering evidence before the person is converted from person-of-interest to suspect. While that process is underway, you don't want to release everything you know to the press so the people being questioned know what the police know.

The Austin Police Department stated the following on May 14th:

Therefore I believe the kxan article is mixing up the details a bit, as the shooting did not happen at 9:56, as by that time the friend had already placed the call. I believe the shooting must have happened between 8:36 and 9:56.

Yeah, I caught that too and just sloppily summarized things. I looked at that address on google maps and there is a brand new townhouse with what appears to be outdoor cameras looking right over the area. I wonder if that is where APD got the video showing the SUV arrive. Sounds like they located the suspect's vehicle yesterday and started searching it and the house where it was located. They may or may not have located the person of interest, but I can't imagine that it will take too long to convert that person to "suspect in custody" once located as this does not seem like a "whodunit" type of case.

I hope as well that we get an update from the police soon. The whole story is shocking and hard to believe. As for the person having a lawyer and having an explanation, I struggle to find any plausible explanation. Even the most far fetched theory of self defense doesn't explain why one would leave a person to bleed out and die without calling police. It seems very clearly cold blooded murder.

Well yeah, but life can be stranger than fiction some times.

If rumors are true, the story gets far more shocking and no less tragic.

Word is the person of interest has been taking into custody, but haven't seen that verified in news coverage.

In today's Boston Globe. Either the male cyclist or his female roommate did it? Vermont native slain in Texas had plans for a swim in the hours before she was killed, court documents say - The Boston Globe

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Vermont native slain in Texas had plans for a swim in the hours before she was killed, court documents say
By Travis Andersen Globe Staff,Updated May 19, 2022, 1:19 p.m.


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Anna Moriah Wilson was a varsity skier at Dartmouth College.DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Anna Moriah Wilson, the 25-year-old Dartmouth graduate and professional gravel cyclist slain last week in Austin, Texas, days before a race, told a friend hours before her death that she was going for a swim with a male cyclist, according to legal filings that detailed Wilson’s final hours.
The information was contained in a police affidavit and warrant filed in Austin Municipal Court in connection with the case. No arrests have been made. Wilson was shot multiple times inside a friend’s apartment on Maple Avenue in Austin on the night of May 11, police have said.
Authorities have said the shooting did not appear to be random and that detectives have identified a person of interest.
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The affidavit said the friend told investigators she had picked up Wilson, a Vermont native, from the airport May 10, and that Wilson was in town to compete in a race May 14 in the Dallas area.
The friend, the affidavit said, indicated she left her apartment around 5:30 p.m. on May 11 and later received a text from Wilson who said she was meeting a male friend for a swim. The report names the male friend, but the Globe is withholding his name because he hasn’t been charged with a crime.
Wilson’s female friend told police she returned to her apartment shortly before 10 that night and saw Wilson lying on the bathroom floor “covered in blood,” said the affidavit. Wilson had apparently accessed the key code to enter her friend’s apartment at 5:55 p.m., the affidavit said.
The code was accessed again at 8:36 p.m., the filing said. A neighbor’s surveillance footage showed an SUV pulling up to the Maple Avenue apartment at that time, and the vehicle resembled an SUV registered to a woman who lives with the male cyclist, according to the affidavit.
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Police learned that the woman owns a property in Austin on Manchester Circle, the affidavit said, and they obtained a warrant to search that residence the day after the murder, with legal filings indicating they were seeking possible firearm, blood, and trace evidence connected to the slaying.
It wasn’t immediately clear what, if anything, police seized from the Manchester Circle property.
The affidavit said Wilson was shot multiple times with a 9mm handgun. The male cyclist, in an interview with police the day after the murder, said he and the woman he lives with both own 9mm guns, according to the affidavit.
The male cyclist, the affidavit said, told police he and the woman he lives with had purchased their handguns at McBride’s gun store in Austin. He stated that he usually keeps the gun inside a case in the residence and has never shot it. He said he has two different types of ammunition, which he described as practice ammunition and ‘kill’ ammunition.”
The male cyclist told police he went swimming with Wilson at a city pool before dropping her off at her friend’s residence around 8:30 p.m. on May 11.
Attempts to reach the male cyclist and the woman he lives with for comment weren’t successful Thursday.
Wilson was an accomplished collegiate skier who grew up mountain biking near her East Burke, Vt., home. She had won several off-road cycling events this year and arrived in Texas as a favorite in her next race.
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Her death came just a few days before Gravel Locos, a 150-mile race in Hico, Texas.
Her parents, Eric and Karen Wilson, said in a recent statement posted to the Facebook page of the middle school their daughter attended that she was always “pushing tirelessly to reach her goals, we knew she was pursuing that which she loved. We will miss her terribly and know that all mourn her with us.”
A number of Wilson’s friends and competitors in the close-knit cycling community have taken to social media in recent days to offer tributes, including former cycling teammate Alison M. Tetrick.
“All of the moments and times and pedaling spent together were cherished then and treasured now and forever,” Tetrick posted to Instagram on Monday. “The world seems so much smaller without you, @mo__wilson. Nothing seems as important as just being able to see you and witness all of your gracious and kind power. To know you are thriving in all you wanted to do.”
Tetrick said Wilson possessed thoughtfulness and warmth.
“You were and are pure magical magnetic strength and humility,” Tetrick wrote. “I have never met someone that tackled every course and task with such pure, peaceful joy, and tenacity. ... We became @iamspecialized teammates, colleagues, friends, and committed bike family. Your life was just getting started and it was bigger than this world deserved. I am devastated and 💔. I pray for your family and all of us who loved you and were inspired by you.”
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Tetrick also shared some of the final words she had exchanged with Wilson.
“Some of the last words we had just a little bit ago was similar to what I said when I first met you. ‘You are stronger than you know. Own it. I am so goddamn proud of you. And I love you,’ ” Tetrick wrote. “You told me to keep being me and you loved me.”
Wilson’s slaying, Tetrick continued, was a “senseless” tragedy.
“Maybe the world couldn’t harness everything you were supposed to be,” wrote Tetrick. “I am angry and lost. But I will try my best to keep being me for YOU. I love you, Mo. I always will. In my ❤️, we are still sitting on this curb or pedaling along with laughter as you charge up the hills and keep discovering more strength than ever thought possible and spreading your light and joy to all. Charge on my dear friend. We love you. You are our family. May we carry your ⭐️ with us forever. It will not be the same without you.”
Material from prior Globe stories was used in this report.

So the cyclist's girlfriend did it...

or he did it?

No wonder it's taking some time to sort things out.

I would imagine it could complicate things if the murderer used the gun of their partner rather than their own gun.

im hearing of a "famous" gravel racer and his GF.

She pulled the trigger...he did NOT turn her in.

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10-4 lots of famous folks around

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Well more like "famous" :) I'm not sure if more than a handful of cyclists are famous, if that, in the US.

I'm putting two and two together and getting about four hundred and seventy, so Dan's warning is pretty appropriate

Thanks, Dan.

I was going to say that I was proud of the Slowtwitch community for showing great restraint in not throwing a bunch of names around. That gets more difficult as this drags out. I can’t imagine the pain and anguish Mo’s family and friends are feeling.

The name(s) are well known already as anyone who follows the gravel scene can put it together.
But until an arrest is made I get it...

I'm so out of touch these days I don't think I could name a current professional domestic cyclist.

Well now... warrant issued:

https://www.velonews.com/...-wilson-murder-case/

I just saw this. Wow. Such a crazy and sad story

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This seems crazier than I could have even imagined. Unless there is more to the story between Mo and the male, it really just sounds like she arrived in Austin on May 10th / 11th, went swimming with the male, and was killed by the female due to jealousy? Just because she went swimming with him?

I am going to echo a comment from earlier. I really appreciate the restraint and lack of speculation on here thus far.

This is such a horribly tragic story. That actually occurs not infrequently. It just happens to have landed on the doorsteps of folks that many of us all seek out and gain enjoyment and encouragement from.

I feel such sadness for her, her devastated family, and then for those now involved. I will just wait for more details.

Agreed - I would also say that we might need some clarification from Dan at what point things move from speculation to reporting facts, and if that is allowed. The legal docs are out there, and many news sources have named names at this point. I suspect we will have significant interest in this thread, so a refresh on what/when certain things are allowed would potentially be a good idea. Obviously, no one wants to disrespect the rules, but I am not sure we have had a situation like this before to know where the line is. Regardless, this is a horrible story, and maybe even more horrible from the narrative that is being drawn.

yes, there is a lot more.

per above i dont want to get in trouble with the bosses.

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From the Austin Statesman:

"Armstrong's arrest affidavit says that she dates [Colin Strickland] with whom Wilson had gone swimming with hours before Wilson was found dead. The affidavit says Wilson had been romantically involved with [Strickland] while [Strickland] and Armstrong were separated."

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you can include identifications here if they have been already reported in a mainstream or reputable news organization, as long as what you say here is that the austin statesman or velo news reported that [fill in the blank], and you can name here those who law enforcement has named. and that has apparently happened. what we don't want to do here is speculate if that speculation includes the identification of a particular person. we ought also to remember that a person is not guilty until he or she has either confessed his or her guilt, or been found guilty through a legal process.

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Look Kaitlin Marie Armstrong charged: daily beast article https://apple.news/AD0XyRTrQTA2BO589KrUOgA

the question now - where is Ms Armstrong?

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The affidavit itself provides a lot of detail. To be clear, none of it is established as fact in a court of law, but it is the sworn statement of law enforcement.

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Given the possibility of the death penalty in Texas and proximity of Austin to the Mexican border, I have a good guess.

i too have heard that - sounds like the let her leave initial questioning.

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https://www.statesman.com/...h-wilson/9857373002/

https://www.statesman.com/...rickland/9861828002/

https://www.documentcloud.org/...476-d-1-dc-22-301129

Love triangle gone bad.

https://www.reddit.com/...iossmf&context=3

There are some interesting comments here. The guy should probably be on a mental health watch at minimum.

Well I suppose I had the jealous cyclist part right, wrong cyclist though, sorry Amity. Colin doesn't come off too well in the affidavit, eh? What is it that's so irresistible about him? I mean, sure, he's got the lantern jaw. Yes, he's 6'2". True, he's a super-fast cyclist.

Hmm.


On an unrelated note, anyone have his contact deets? Asking for a friend.

;)

Geez. Poor Mo. (To be pedantic, poor user of reddit named "wilson-mo" who was in a long distance relationship with a guy who was concurrently dating another woman.)

https://www.reddit.com/user/wilson-mo/

US Marshalls asking for help locating shooter

Running off to Mexico is easy. The hard part comes next.

One website is reporting that she was tracked through Strava.

My favorite thing about reddit is that everything on it is always accurate.

I get the desire to speculate and all but... I dunno. Doesn't seem like this particular rabbit hole is worth going down.

Crappy story overall. RIP.

Careful - unless you can point us to the website with that conclusion, I believe accounts are stating that since Wilson posted a public Strava ride departing and returning to the apartment where she was killed, Armstrong could have known where she was staying from her Strave ride, not necessarily that she was tracked through Strava.

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Based on the timeline in the affidavit, it certainly seems like Armstrong may have been real time tracking at least one of them. Good chance it was through Find My Friends or another phone app.

Or she went old school and just followed them.

  

NY Times now covering it: https://www.nytimes.com/...shooting-austin.html

I imagine you read it correctly, but that's a far cry from VeloNews having the story correct. I wouldn't take anything they write re: this story as being accurate.

I believe you read incorrectly.

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Yes, didn't they contact the landlord a couple of days after the murder and got some more information from him? Must have been in the affidavit since that's about all I've read on this?

Plus the national morning shows like Good Morning America, and even the local news here in Nashville.

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The whole thing is crazy and sad. So someone purportedly kills someone to have “a lover” to themselves, but then has to run far away from that lover and likely will never see that person again because they are hunted by the police and likely end up in jail

Yeah that's what I don't get about people who do these type of things. Call it a "crime of passion" if you will but the thinking it through part of the equation is not there. Once ths crime is commited, there's no turning back....ever. The other person is dead, your life is essentially over (either on the run, in jail, or awaiting the death penalty). One vicious act and your entire life is done! I'll never understand this.

These people aren't rational people or at least not in the state they are in, and in this case she sounded particularly possessive. Terrible situation. I've personally been in a similar situation where a guy called me, from his partners phone, and told me to stay away. Guy definitely had possessiveness to his partner and controlled her thru money and he definitely had the means to do anything. There was a period of time where I just always sort of kept a watchful eye around my surroundings because I legitimately thought he might try to do something similar. I'm really sort of surprised, given Mo had fielded some threatening phone calls, that she even agreed to go swim. Just playing with fire.

Did a search on here for this, but it doesn't seem we ever had a thread on the death of Mary Knott, who was pretty well known triathlete who died in a murder-suicide. https://www.oxygen.com/...cide-by-ex-boyfriend

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There's also the possibility she killed herself already.

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I get that too - but if you kill yourself after how do you get that “object of lust and desire?”

I don't think rational and logical thinking is one of her strengths.

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She might see him again. In her current state of mind (which may be her "normal" state of mind), and knowing she has nothing to lose, I wouldn't rule out another murder and then suicide.

Just a horrible and terrible tragedy. I feel awful for the Wilson family -- losing someone so young is gut-wrenching, then add in the horrific circumstances and publicity.

This. Hold back evidence can be key when you are pursuing other investigative techniques like U/C and wiretaps.

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You don't say if the guy's concerns were valid or not :)

The "passion" is not about fulfilling a romantic passion, but rather, passion means uncontrollable emotion, in this case Kaitlin Armstrong's jealousy. The emotion overrides reason.

From, for example, wikipedia:



Here's a story about five crazy crimes of passion, I can't vouch for any, except I certainly remember Amy Fisher and Joey Buttafuoco. Includes one lady in Belgium sabotaging her romantic competitors parachute. I'd guess one of the earliest literature references to a crime of passion is the story of Cain and Abel.

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That one also essentially caused the downfall of the Transitions forum. Not that I am trying to compare that to a loss of life in any way.

Sponsor cuts ties with Strickland.

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I'm one of those "it depends" cancel culture folks. I feel this one is way way too soon. Whackadoodle girlfriend nets you a loss of your job essentially? That's ridiculous.

I'm sure he won't be able to sue though as they probably have some kind of "image" related clauses in their contracts to give them an out.

Conservative fantasies aside ("cancel culture?" seriously?) image is what sports sponsorship is all about, isn't it?
An acknowledged liar who bought the murder weapon doesn't fit the bill.

It all boils down to this...

"Hey aren't you the company sponsoring the dude that cheated on his girlfriend which lead to girlfriend murdering the other woman with a gun he bought for her?"

Not something any company wants to hear about someone they're sponsoring.

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Totally agree on the image part. The second part is a nod to "guilty until proven innocent" and speculation.

Cancel culture isn't a fantasy. I'm a liberal. It does exist. I just vehemently disagree with the right with when they choose to be upset about it versus when I do.

Particularly when it contributes to someone getting murdered.

I feel dumb now as I hadn't heard about the gun ownership implication part prior. I kept seeing it in the last couple comments and thinking "what is all this about".

The articles I had read had not included that, yet. That changes things more than a little bit.

If you read the police affidavit that was floated around he bought a gun for himself and a gun for her. Granted I get it's Texas, but man he knew his girlfriend was calling and harassing her.....and he was still running around with her.....and then he buys her a gun.

I'd be shocked if Wilson's family doesn't try to go after him in civil court over her death because he was just asking for something to escalate.

If only there was a good guy there with a gun

Where Texas or Vermont (I think that's where she was from)? I think that might have an influence on the outcome.

This sums it up.

Every time his name gets mentioned it will be bring up thoughts of this case not his sporting achievements. Nobody wants their brand linked to that. Rightly or wrongly I’d be amazed if any marketing department ever go within a mile of him.

I'm not a lawyer but my understanding you have to serve and try a case in the jurisdiction of the defendent for civil cases. He lives in Texas so it would be Texas.

Sure. But right or wrong, it’s a no brainer for sponsors. They’ll just sponsor another athlete who is not in the spotlight for something negative.

the sponsors probably paid Colin the penalties, provided by the contract, in the event of early termination

Holy Sh*t... I knew that Hilton died, but I didn't know the rest of it.

Not necessarily. It's not uncommon for sponsorship agreements to have a morality clause which would allow for termination without penalty.

I can confirm this

Although it wasn't the husband that came after me*, it was my ex-girlfriend, herself, blaming me when her husband wouldn't take her back

I guess she figured that if I was gone, he'd trust her again? I don't know; I didn't ask



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Probably not in Mexico...and not in Austin as authorities suggested yesterday...https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/murder-suspect-flew-out-of-austin-to-new-york-days-after-cyclists-death/

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The US Marshals Fugitive Task Force is very good at finding people. They would have already known if she hopped on another flight so not likely given the article.

I wonder if she took a drive to Canada.

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Her passport would be flagged so she would have to cross outside of a border crossing.
She would still get arrested and held, but I'm pretty sure Canada doesn't extradite unless the death penalty is taken off the table.

There was no warrant for her arrest yet.

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Fugitive wanted in killing of elite cyclist traveled to New York City, authorities say - CNN

US Marshals just have to ask the CBSA if she crossed. They would already know if she was in Canada and article does not say that.
So, if she's in Canada, she didn't use a border checkpoint.

If you’re crossing in a vehicle they don’t always put you in the system. Often times they just look at the passport and wave you through.

Just spitballing why they may not know she’s in Canada. Most likely she’s somewhere in the NYC area and didn’t risk a border crossing.

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I'm not a legal expert, but given Texas law, I don't think a prosecutor would seek capital punishment for the type of murder she apparently committed. So taking it "off the table" may (in theory) be a non-issue. (e.g. here's a description of the Texas "capital murder")

What the f....


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This is probably why APD came out right away and said there was no threat to the community. Which is typical when detectives have already identified a prime suspect and that suspect is already in custody or has been arrested on an unrelated warrant/probation violation. If not for a clerical error she would be off the streets. The hunt continues until she slips up.

What was the unrelated misdemeanor warrant though? Was it something made up to bring her in? I know this case is seemingly clear cut, but allowing police to do sloppy work when they have the governmental granted power to ruin or end lives is a recipe for disaster.

Let's imagine some with another common name, 'John Smith' is brought in for a misdemeanor but the birthdate written by the officer oes not match the license. Is it possible the cop made a careless mistake? Of course. Is is possible they have the wrong John Smith? Of course. In America the presumption is innocent until proven guilty. The cops did not prove they had the correct guilty person, therefore no arrest. Don't be mad at the system, be mad at the sloppy work by the police.

Also, it says she had a Class-B arrest warrant. I have to believe this means a Bench Warrant. No idea what hers was for, but people have gotten Bench Warrants for things like unpaid parking tickets.

Really this sounds to me like she got away not because of holes in the system, but because there was not yet enough evidence collected for her arrest.

someone forwarded me the article in the Austin Statesman with the full affidavit for the arrest warrant. cyclist bro could end up being charged as an accessory as well. Such a terrible story.

Pretty much the exact opposite of ...

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I wonder too at what point she became the main suspect as opposed to the guy? I mean, it's almost always the guy doing the killing in these sorts of circumstances, it wouldn't surprise me if they were focused on him.

Pretty sure it's not legal to buy a handgun for another person, at least not from a licensed dealer. He would have either had to lie on his background check / disclosure paperwork or buy on the secondary market.

Again NAL but from my understanding it's perfectly legal to buy a new gun from a dealer in which you intend to give as a gift assuming the person is not barred from owning one and you both live in the same state. So unless she was already flagged as a person not legally allowed to have a gun, totally legal since it was a dealer and it was new. When I last bought a gun (in New England) I was asked if It was for me or someone else. No idea if I said "for my wife/girlfriend/whatever" how it would have changed the sale, I presume would have to give them the information for a background check in them as well.

My brief Google search confirmed this from the national shooting sports foundation. I am suspect that Texas has any law forbidding the purchase either but I've been wrong.

Very quickly, from a read of the affidavit. Murder on the 11th, Armstrong interviewed on the 12th with the detective saying that "things don't look too good" for her.

I imagine they have video of him dropping Mo off on his motorcycle following their swim/dinner "date" and then Armstrong's Jeep shows up minutes later. I've only seen a still picture of the Jeep in an article so I"m not sure exactly what is shown on video, but I think law enforcenmenty could easily verify his story via video and phone tracking.

Americans bought and gifted PLENTY of guns for Irish terrorists in the 1970s - 1990s without any background checks as to the suitability of the recipients 🤔.

It seems likely Armstrong will be found soon. Assuming she is guilty, she doesn't appear to be a very "smart" criminal.

The murder weapon was found at her home - not only did she not get rid of it after the crime, but she brought it back to her home.

She made no effort to alter her appearance while fleeing from Austin to NY - didn't cut her hair, didn't alter the color, didn't wear a hat or glasses. "Hey world, it's me"

She's traveling with her yoga mat. The pain of Wilson's family and loved ones is unimaginable, but then to see that the killer ensured she'd have a nice comfy space to practice her yoga while on the run.... ugh.

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Life360... as any parent would know

I'm a parent and I don't know.

My already fairly low opinion of police has gotten even lower over the last few years, but mention US Marshals and my mind still goes to "I didn't kill my wife!"/"I don't care!"

Yoga mat could double as fugitive bed roll

Got to say the sequel they made (US Marshalls) with Robert Downey Jr wasn't too bad either and a fun watch while on the treadmill/trainer.

Now you do, and you kids will hate me.

On top of one of the best movie references, you have my favorite username Ive ever seen....ahh I crack up every time they say it.

I have no need or interest in using something like that.

Well I was certainly wrong on this one - she's still on the run. Over two weeks since the arrest warrant was issued and they still haven't found her.

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The US Marshalls vs. a 35 year old yoga teacher. Who would win?

She's no DB Cooper, that's for sure

Not even a Brian Laundrie

They'll find her, eventually

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Time to put out a call for Tommy Lee Jones

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Seems like Emporia KS would be a good place to look this weekend!

"I didn't kill Mo Wilson"
"I don't care"

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She’s is probably dead.

No one is THAT stupid.



"She’s is probably dead

If you were going to kill yourself, why not just do it in Austin. Why fly to New York & risk being captured?

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Search every warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and Wheelhouse....

What if she's in the doghouse?

She must have a stash of cash or she would leave a trail right?

Looking at the list of “pro” starters for Unbound Gravel, and Strickland’s name was not on the list. Don’t know if he planned to race it, before this terrible murder, but he usually races it every year

He's apparently underground as well, hiding from the suspect.

Edited: On second thought, I'll look into the story more to the extent I want answers. Think my question has likely already been bounced around earlier and throughout this thread and I should have probably read more closely before posting my question. Don't want to restart what I assume could be a very speculative and potentially unproductive dialogue.

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I have no idea if I'm right or not, but it seems like the way to not get caught is to go to ground somewhere and minimize or even eliminate contact with people.

A certain iconic golfer comes to mind, and about half of the NBA

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Just from a purely detached response... as a sponsor Strickland is not unreplaceable. Even if you end up with a worse athlete, every time they get a call up at a race some of the people standing around don't think "oh yeah his girlfriend went crazy and killed someone." It's probably not fair to him but at least for the immediate future he's scorched earth.

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From that article:

Yeah...I don't think leaving out his last name is really helping his anonymity here

The backlash against Strickland may be over the top. But I think it stems largely from the discrepancies between his public statement and his statement to the public. Maybe he didn't realize his police statement was going to end up on the public record. Nothing approaching criminal, but it wasn't a good look.

Agree that many athletes, including cyclists, are not the people they appear to be on Instagram. Sometimes when we get a peak at reality, it's difficult to square, including for sponsors.

Still looking and reward offered.
https://www.velonews.com/...sI&fs=e&s=cl

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It seems strange that the - published - undates cease at her being seen getting dropped off at an airport. Given the security and surveillance in airports you would think they would be able to ascertain what she did when she got to the airport and where she went. Unless of course the intelligence on her being dropped off at the airport was just someone saying they think they saw her and there is nothing to corroborate it.

What really seems strange is that a 35 year old part time real estate agent, part time yoga instructor, part time middle of the pack bike rider, has been able to evade the US Marshalls for so long. Maybe I'm being too harsh, but it doesn't really speak much to their overall competency. It's not like she's some lifelong master criminal.

How is she getting around? I thought they could warrant phone pings these days. And if you're not using straight cash 100% the time, cards track your location also. Only so long you can make it straight cash no phone. I mean, who carries a paper map these days? Otherwise, who is helping her would be my next question.

So I don't get it. Are there new hits on location, or possibly dead by now?

I agree, you would think she was some sort of criminal mastermind at this point. They should have been able to track her immediately from the airport of where she went, I can't imagine there aren't cameras covering every aspect of the airport.

I was kind of thinking how hard it would be to go just totally gridless on a "spur." Even if you had a stash of cash it'd be tough I'd think... agreed thinking she's got some help. (Or we aren't getting the full story, which is also likely)

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I'd like to think if I was facing a murder charge I could ditch my phone and credit card. Key would be having enough cash and a way to get more.

I know this sounds horrible, but girls always have a way to get more --- especially if scared, on the run, and with nothing to lose

Or maybe I know too much about Atlantic City

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I was just reading an article saying now that authorities are now saying she was dropped off on the 18th at Newark Airport with no indication she was ticketed for any flight.

More likely it's a Brian Laundrie situation and her body will be found well off the beaten path by somebody's off leash dog coming back with a femur in its mouth. I find it highly unlikely that she is living a cash only, off the grid existence in the United States and successfully evading the US Marshalls. I also highly doubt that she has anyone to rely on that is both dumb enough and loyal enough to be assisting her in evading the authorities.

There's a NJ Transit link there; could use cash at a ticket machine and get to Philly, NYC, or AC [or near me here in Atco/Hammonton, if she's so inclined LOL]

https://www.njtransit.com/airport

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

No, I had the same thought. For all we know she's shacked up with some sugar daddy who's oblivious to her situation. I would guess the vast, vast majority of Americans don't know about this or have forgotten about it.

Hell, I know about it and I still wouldn't know her if she walked up to me and said hi.

Doesn't even need to be a 'sugar daddy' in the super-wealthy long-term relationship kinda way - could just be some chump who can provide her with a safehouse & some cash until she's off to the next stop

Even if it is someone who's following the story, she's changed her look and is comfortable using a different name & fabricated backstory by now

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

Story just appeared on CNN, did about a 5 min segment so it's mainstream now.

I would argue that a 5-minute piece on CNN, at 9:00 on a Wednesday, is NOT mainstream

Mainstream is a 5-minute spot on ABC News, while people are half-watching before Jeopardy! comes on

Mainstream will be when they do a 60-minute Dateline show, which is basically just a commercial for the 2-hour docu-drama they're releasing on Peacock

But, it's getting there, so thanks for the heads-up

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
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Would make a good Dateline for sure. Wonder why they can't track her from the airport.

Was having a conversation about this yesterday. One side states that with the amount of surveillance (remember the NSA?) they absolutely know where she is, but they can't act on it until they fabricate a side story about how they were able to track her down.

Other side stated that they still know where she is, but since she hasn't done anything to harm 'the powers that be' those powers don't care to act on it.

Long story short, nobody thought that she was actually off the grid and unfindable.

They do this all the time. They just say the were acting on a tip. When questioned about the tip they just say it was an anonymous tip from a concerned citizen.

In actuality they have absolutely NO idea where she is right now. She's operating off the grid, cash, pre-paid debit card, burner phone..etc. She will eventually mess up and be caught or end up dead. They always do.

Usually, although I guess there's a chance someone like D.B. Cooper was dead from the outset.

There are cameras all over Newark Airport, at Arrivals and at Departures, wherever she was dropped off

Whether she got into a Lyft, or an Uber, a stranger's car, or hopped on NJ Transit, it's been captured, along with license plates or train/bus numbers

If she got on NJT, there would be cameras wherever got got off again

Sure, at some point, public/electronic surveillance will run out, then it will be up to old-fashioned "Have you seen this woman?" to close the net

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
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Don't you still need the manpower to watch all that video to find possibly find her? Might be talking about 1000's of hours or more of recordings.

To be honest, all I think I know about how these things work, is from what I see on TV [like Dateline, or crap on ID TV], which may not be accurate

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

There are cameras all over Newark Airport, at Arrivals and at Departures, wherever she was dropped off


Been back to traveling a decent amount by air and while waiting in yet another airport line, recently I did take a quick scan around me, just within my line of site at that moment, there must have been 3 - 4 security cameras within view at Toronto Pearson Airport!

As to this case - you have to wonder, where someone like this would go, what is she doing, has she had help from others, is she still in the country . . or perhaps some other fate??

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To me the most logical scenario is that she is no longer with us, and it's just a matter of time until she's discovered in that state. Sure there are wild things that could be happening but that's the most simple and logical to me.

She has no known criminal experience to be skilled enough to evade detection this long. Can't be seen or ping a phone trace if that's where you "are".

What a terrible scenario all around. Ugh.

I don't know if you need experience... with the amount of crime and murder documentaries/pod casts that my wife watches, she's probably an expert on these matters by now.

Do not piss her off...

Fair point, but an armchair expert is different than true experience expert, especially with this stuff - I can only imagine of course.

I love chess and watch tons of videos of grandmasters playing and analysis/commentary of those things, and think, oh yeah if I played that person I'd do this tactic or see that plan they had...but if I actually played one IRL with no YouTube video helping me, I'd get destroyed instantly.

Just being reasonably smart probably gives you an upper hand as compared to 99% of folks out there with criminal experience.

I was the "victim" and *I* went into hiding - my uncle found me a rental in FL and I sublet my place in Philly; disappeared from the neighborhood

I was dumb enough to come back to my old place and pick up where I left off six months earlier, thinking she'd cooled down, got her shit together, moved away, any combination of those, and I'd be safe

Nope

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Newest update on Kaitlin Armstrong whereabouts


Suspected love triangle killer Kaitlin Armstrong seen at NY campground (nypost.com)

So, if I'm reading that correctly, they are still almost a month behind her. She was spotted at the campground shortly "before it all blew up".

Come on.

That's what they want everyone (Including Armstrong) to think..........

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Given what we've seen in the last few years, thinking that law enforcement officers have the wherewithal and restraint to keep their knowledge under wraps is effectively impossible. One cop thinks he's cool and leaks knowledge to the news, or more likely, the local chief wants to show how strong and smart the police are so he holds press conferences every time they get a sliver of a lead.

Fundamentally, not updating on knowledge of her location is harmful to the search. If they say she's spotted in an area, it'll get blasted on local news and you'll have more eyes in that area looking for her. Hiding sightings just helps he ghost around unnoticed.

"I’ve been to every city in Mexico. Came across an unclaimed piece of meat in Baja, turned out to be Rosie. Guess he picked a knife fight with somebody better. Found a passport of yours in Sumatra. Missed you by about a week in Fiji. But I knew you wouldn’t miss the 50-Year Storm, Bodhi."

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
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Wow, they believe she is getting assistance, may have preplanned an escape plan, and could possibly be in Canada using her sister's name/ID

Agreed, but I'd also add that it seems pretty unlikely to me that there's any kind of real manhunt. Maybe all those local departments get a notification, and there's a database of everyone out there on the run if she gets picked up for something else. The marshalls service arrest tens of thousands of fugitives a year, there are something like 60k active international red notices out there, there are just a lot of people on the run generally. The only way she gets caught is likely by a lot of people learning about the story and learning her face. I don't think the average person in the areas she's traveling has any idea who she is. I assume she's headed to Vermont, maybe intends to hop over the border.

That's sexist

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

So according to Special Agent Johnny Utah she would have been in Emporia, Kansas two weeks ago.

Eric Robert Rudolph made it five years on the run even though everyone knew where he was hiding. Frank Morris, John and Clarence Anglin are still on the run. Bin Laden made it 10 years with a $25 million bounty on his head. I give her three years.

Good one. I miss the Point Break references that were common in this forum many years ago.

Maybe. Or they missed the time cut. You have to make it to T1 before you can go on the run.

I watched Cocaine Cowboys on Netflix and one of the guys fled Miami for Orlando where he lived under an assumed identity for 25 years before he was caught.

I think it usually happens when you caught for something else, even innocuous, then everything unravels.

Yes but at Alcatraz you run before you get to T1. Maybe they skipped the bikes and just kept on running. Maybe we will never know.

We're talking about Federal Marshals here. I think they may be 1 notch above Sheriff Johnny & Deputy Jimmy from Podunk, USA.

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Do we know if she’s been trained to ignore pain, ignore weather… to live off the land… to eat things that would make a billy goat puke?

If so, I expect carnage.

She is no John Rambo.

If it ends up being true that Kaitlin spent time with her sister at a camp with her sister it doesn’t exactly instill confidence that the Federal Marshalls are on top of things. Keeping an eye on those closest to the fugitive would seem to be in the top 5 of how to catch a fugitive 101. All speculation of course as we don’t event know for sure she was at the camp.

 
"If it ends up being true that Kaitlin spent time with her sister at a camp with her sister it doesn’t exactly instill confidence that the Federal Marshalls are on top of things. Keeping an eye on those closest to the fugitive would seem to be in the top 5 of how to catch a fugitive 101. All speculation of course as we don’t event know for sure she was at the camp."


The arrest warrant was not issued until May 19th. She skipped town May 14th. She had a five day head start. By the time the US Marshalls received the warrant and went after her, she would have been gone from the campground.

facts have no place on the internet. ;)

Her father stated to the press early on that she couldn't have conceivably done it, so I'd bet she's getting assistance.

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https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/us-marshals-find-jeep-belonging-to-murder-suspect-kaitlin-armstrong/




12K for her Jeep.

There is some cash she is living on.......

If she took NJ Transit from Newark to AC, hoping to bump it up a little, she may be running on empty [literally]

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https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/us-marshals-find-jeep-belonging-to-murder-suspect-kaitlin-armstrong/
12K for her Jeep.

There is some cash she is living on.......


https://www.nbcnews.com/...lson-found-rcna34973

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Slightly annoyed by the article linked to repeating Strickland's PR statement that the relationship was short as fact. When that is contradicted by the information in the affidavit.

Yeah, but have you seen the price for a jug of milk these days.

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I love all the “these are Federal Marshals, they have it under control” posts.

If they had it under control she would be incarcerated.

Even in this day and age, finding someone who doesn’t want to be found isn’t easy.

Godspeed. I hope justice is achieved.

Yeah it has a boss hogg sound to it

Wheres the drones with facial recognition and laser guided hand cuffs?

Yeah, "Enemy of the State" was released 22years ago. This hunt is a really long training exercise.

In all seriousness - every time this thread pops up with new comments, I'm hoping to read she's been caught. If she has no SERE training, & is not getting help from someone that does, then the public has been mislead on law enforcement search & capture capabilities.

They probably know where she is, but didn't check to see if the door was unlocked, judging by the competence of Texas cops...

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Is SERE training really what you need to know to avoid being captured by law enforcement? I'd be surprised if she's Eric Rudolphing it.

I'd think ditching your phone, only using cash, and avoiding people except when necessary would go a long way to avoiding capture. If she's got someone doing stuff like bringing her groceries and paying her rent or just giving her a place to stay, it's just down to having the discipline to stay isolated.

I'd think ditching your phone, only using cash, and avoiding people except when necessary would go a long way to avoiding capture. //

Exactly, all she has to know is what we all know from watching TV for the past 2 decades. And she is a hot chick who can go to just about anyplace, meet some guy, and be in his room/house in no time. She could use just about any back story, but as long as she does her duty, dude will play along not knowing anything about what she is up to.

That is a short term solution, long term she would need some money and get to a country that does not have extradition. Or a country where she could just disappear into some wilderness.

What city / state do you live in?

Like the Pine Barrens?

There are plenty of No-Tell Motels between AC & Philly

A fake name, a haircut & some cheap dye from RiteAid, and she could be working at the local "Used to be a Wawa" deli in no time

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Yup it can work. My ex wife does this, she goes from guy, to guy, to guy, to guy, to guy crafting fake victim backstory #25 and quickly moving in with the guy.

Guy's never question her, they just roll with it because she's super mega hot, charismatic, and instantly absorbs that guys hobbies - she's always plotting something and trying to escape paying her debts.

She's now in police custody in Costa Rica

https://cyclingtips.com/...ended-in-costa-rica/

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I would not have chose a small country where english is not the native language, or plastic surgery.
But then again, avoiding being on the run, is high on my list of things to do.


I really doubt this will bring peace to Mo's family. But it is something.



https://www.velonews.com/news/kaitlin-armstrong-wanted-for-murder-of-moriah-wilson-apprehended-in-costa-rica/

I really want to know…

Who did the plastic surgery, what was it, and did they have any idea why they were doing it? Are we talking minor Botox or something much more significant, like a rhinoplasty and face lift? and facial implants?

Where did she get a fake passport and did she get it before or after the murder? I would have NO idea where to get one.

How did she get to Costa Rico? Was she aided?

Will be interesting to find out how she got the fake ID and a passport.

And how they caught her.

So she flew out of Newark on May 18. Authorities knew she had gone to the airport that day and supposedly the trail ran cold there. But, given the number of cameras at an international airport, highly unlikely they were unaware she had taken the flight to Costa Rico.

She did get the fake passport awfully quickly. I mean, maybe it's not that hard, but it does seem that requires some knowledge and prep.

She lasted 6 weeks on the run. That's not bad, about 5.9 weeks longer than I would have predicted. I assumed she was dead in the woods somewhere.

It can take longer than 6 weeks to get a real passport.

I'm also curious about many aspects of this now. I had assumed based on the scant evidence we had that she was in the northwoods of New York/VT or something, but this story sounds much more remarkable. Since Costa Rica apparently intends to extradite her without fuss I was curious and just googled where else she might have gone where that wouldn't be the case . . . apparently very few options to avoid extradition in her circumstance.

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She should have gone to Canada. They at least would be unlikely (I assume?) to extradite to a capital punishment jurisdiction.

She’s facing the needle in TX if convicted on 1st degree.

botox wouldn't change your appearance at all
fillers can slightly modify your look but not even enough that your face ID doesn't still work on your phone and the government biometric passport control is likely smarter than an iphone security scan

I too have no idea how to get a fake passport that would make it through customs and immigration checks on such short notice. This woman has a backstory we don't know yet

I'm not a lawyer, so will defer to one, but I read the description of the capital murder charge in Texas, and find it highly unlikely the prosecution would attempt capital murder. Vs. "just" first-degree murder.

Agreed.

I just think that the media will use a term like "plastic surgery" to refer to a very wide array of procedures. We could learn later that she had significant work or barely any.

For only being gone for a few weeks, she must have jumped on it if she got meaningful work done already. I guess avoiding the death penalty or life in prison is plenty of motivation. Maybe in a country like Costa Rica you might get a nose job done for cash as easy as ordering a pizza. I have no idea.

I wonder if her family assisted her? Her father was on the news early on saying he knows she couldn't have done it.

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If she went through the effort to get a fake passport and plastic surgery (although I imagine she got filler injections rather than full surgery based on the timeframe), I find it strange that she stayed in Costa Rica. If you're actively trying to hide yourself, why stay in the same country you flew into. You've got to assume you'll be tracked there. It seems like she could have taken a bus or boat to several countries from there. Maybe we'll find out she did in fact have substantial plastic surgery and was recovering there, with a plan to escape to another country and disappear.

A bus to Panama and a boat to Colombia and you can disappear on another continent.

Also caught with a fake passport makes for a better headline than "used her sister's passport".

her dad came out in support of her so wouldn't surprise me if she was using her sister's passport. she was reportedly seen in NY meeting with her before she fled the country. looking at pics of the two they are very similar.

Do we know if her sister is still alive? What if she killed her sister, too, and stole her ID & passport..........

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I mean, I think we would have heard something if something had happened to her sister.

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Makes sense.

steve25 wrote:

her dad came out in support of her so wouldn't surprise me if she was using her sister's passport. she was reportedly seen in NY meeting with her before she fled the country. looking at pics of the two they are very similar.

The US Marshals essentially confirmed this without explicitly confirming it. Unless Kaitlin got her hands on a completely different woman's passport that Kaitlin "used because she looked very similar to that individual."




Other tidbits:

• Cut her hair shoulder length, uneven
• Died her hair dark brown
• Found with bandage on her nose, claimed it was surfboard accident
• "At this time" no one charged or detained in connection with her flight
• Found in Santa Teresa, remote beach town
• Had been frequenting yoga studios, speculating she was setting herself up to be yoga instructor

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PIt is reported by Road biking Action that Armstrong was arrested in Costa Rica... https://roadbikeaction.com/...-armstrong-captured/

You missed the whole last page talking about this!