Oct. 28, 2026

The Murder of Moriah Wilson

Show Notes

At just twenty-five, Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson was a rising cycling star with a bright future ahead. She came to Austin, Texas, to compete in a race, but never made it to the starting line.

Her death sparked an investigation into tangled relationships, troubling evidence, and a search for answers that stretched across international borders. The path to justice would reveal just how far someone might go, and leave a family grieving the future their daughter would never get to live.

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Sources:

Murder of Moriah Wilson: Case Files

Mo’s Story — Moriah Wilson Foundation

Dartmouth Athletics — Moriah Wilson

Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson Obituary

“All Light and Laughter” — Remembering Moriah Wilson

Woman Accused of Killing Pro Cyclist in Apparent Love Triangle, Police Say — The Washington Post

Kaitlin Armstrong Captured in Costa Rica — U.S. Marshals Service

How U.S. Marshals Captured Moriah “Mo” Wilson’s Killer — CBS News

Kaitlin Armstrong Murder Trial Begins With Opening Statements — Cyclingnews

Kaitlin Armstrong Trial: DNA, Internet Searches and Key Testimonies — Cycling Weekly

Week Two Recap of Kaitlin Armstrong’s Trial — Bicycling