Armstrong shot Ann Moriah Wilson, 25, love triangle

Affidavit details apparent love triangle in Vermont native’s murder in TX
Boston 25 News Staff
Mon, May 23, 2022, 11:00 AM

The fugitive search continued Monday for the Texas woman accused of first-degree murder in the shooting of a Vermont native who was in Austin, Texas preparing for a professional cycling event.

US Marshals are searching for Kaitlin Armstrong, 35, of Austin. Police say Armstrong shot Ann Moriah Wilson, 25, several times with a 9mm handgun on May 11, shortly after she arrive in town to compete in a mountain bike competition.

Court paperwork in the case details a reported love triangle in the case.

FOX 7 in Austin reports an affidavit by Austin Police says Armstrong was in a romantic relationship with a man who had also dated Wilson.

The man, identified by police as cyclist Colin Strickland, went swimming with Wilson and for a bite to eat on May 11, according to the affidavit, hours before Wilson was found shot in another friend’s apartment.

US Marshals say that police found Wilson bleeding and unconscious from multiple gunshot wounds. They performed CPR on her, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. A warrant for Armstrong was issued on May 17. The Lone Star Fugitive Task Force is searching for Armstrong.

Strickland also told police that he had been dating Armstrong for approximately three years before briefly ending their relationship for one to two weeks in October 2021. During their breakup, Strickland reportedly met Wilson. Strickland told police that he had a romantic relationship with Wilson.

Wilson is a Vermont native and Dartmouth College graduate, who was a competitive college skier before making a name for herself nationally as a mountain biker.

The cycling magazine, Velo, reports Wilson was in Austin for the “Gravel Locos” race, where she was a favorite to win. Velo reports Wilson had emerged as dominant gravel and mountain biker.
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