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Ep. 114 | This Murder Case Took a Turn Nobody Expected | Moriah Wilson
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A Tangled Triangle: Mo, Colin, and Kaitlyn's Colliding Worlds
At 30:55 · chapter starts 29:40
Colin and Kaitlyn had been together for two and a half years — sharing a home, an LLC, and a house in Lockhart — when their relationship ended in October 2021 after a trip to Bentonville, Arkansas, where Colin excluded Kaitlyn from a mountain bike ride on the grounds she wasn't skilled enough to keep up [1] — Host "Colin Strickland met Moriah Wilson at a gravel race in Idaho in 2021, and a brief romantic relationship followed just days after his split …" 28:40 . Days later, Mo Wilson arrived in Austin to visit friends, and a brief romantic relationship between Mo and Colin followed — one Mo apparently didn't know was happening while Kaitlyn's belongings still filled the house. Kaitlyn found out and called Mo directly, telling her to back off. Mo left. Colin and Kaitlyn briefly reconciled. But Kaitlyn was not finished: she messaged Mo repeatedly on Instagram, gained access to Colin's phone, blocked Mo's number from his device, and began tracking Mo's riding routes through Strava. Colin responded by renaming Mo in his phone as 'Christine Wall' and deleting their conversations — behavior he justified as protecting a friendship but which only deepened the tension.
Long before the murder, Kaitlyn Armstrong was openly threatening Mo Wilson's life — twice telling different people she wanted to kill her. She tracked Mo's rides on Strava, monitored Colin's phone, blocked Mo's number from his contacts, and accessed his Gmail and Instagram. This wasn't jealousy. It was surveillance.
