Fugitive Kaitlin Armstrong Caught Through Yoga Ad: The Full Story
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Kaitlin Armstrong, accused of killing cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson, fled to Costa Rica with a fraudulent passport. U.S. Marshals lured her out of hiding by placing a yoga instructor ad, leading to her arrest at a beachside hostel. Armstrong was found guilty of first-degree murder and is serving a 90-year sentence. Her disappearance drew national attention and rocked the cycling community.
- Kaitlin Armstrong, wanted in pro cyclist's death, caught with yoga ad, U.S. marshals say - The Washington Post The Washington Post
- How was fugitive Kaitlin Armstrong caught? She answered U.S. Marshals' ad for a yoga instructor CBS News
- Watch 48 Hours Season 36 Episode 25: Capturing Moriah Wilson's Killer - Full show on CBS cbs.com
- Feds caught Kaitlin Armstrong — woman convicted in love triangle murder of bicyclist — by luring her with an ad for yoga teachers: report New York Post
- '48 Hours' explores murder of Anna 'Mo' Wilson, Kaitlin Armstrong trial Austin American-Statesman
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