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State Closing Arguments | TX v. Kaitlin Armstrong, Love Triangle Murder Trial
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28:33Now Playing“Kaitlin killed my friend!”
Prosecutor Rickey Jones delivered the State’s closing argument in the #LoveTriangleMurderTrial, telling the jury “don’t let her run like she did 19 days before the trial”, in reference to #KaitlinArmstrong’s escape attempt.
Armstrong faces life in prison if convicted of murdering pro-cyclist #MoriahWilson in a jealous rage.
At the time of her death, Wilson was in Austin to compete in the 150-mile “Gravel Locos” bicycle race. Wilson, whose career was just taking off, had just reached top levels in both gravel and mountain biking in the U.S.
Investigators believe Wilson had unknowingly gotten caught up in a love triangle. She had dated Colin Strickland during a brief period of time when he and Armstrong were on a break. Armstrong and Strickland reconciled soon after, but according to an arrest affidavit, Armstrong became furious when she found out about the romance.
Armstrong faces up to life in prison if convicted of Mo Wilson’s murder.
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