Snapshot · Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Moriah Wilson was shot three times — twice in the head and once in the chest — and investigators determined the third shot was fired while she was already on the ground.
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Mo Wilson arrived in Austin on May 10th for the Gravel Locos race and was staying at friend Kaitlyn Cash's apartment on Maple Avenue. On May 11th, Colin picked her up by motorcycle and the two went to Deep Eddy Pool, then walked to Pool Burger for dinner. The entire evening, Armstrong was tracking Colin's location through his phone, called him multiple times, and was parked outside the restaurant while they ate [1] — Host "Investigators pieced together the night of Mo's murder to the minute using Ring doorbell timestamps, Jeep GPS data, cell phone records, and…" 40:50 . Colin dropped Mo back at Cash's apartment at 8:35 PM and immediately texted Armstrong an alibi lie — saying his phone had been dead and he'd been running errands. At 8:36 PM, Mo unlocked Cash's front door. At 8:37 PM, Armstrong's Jeep stopped outside. Then it began circling the same block again and again. Armstrong's phone was switched off, but the Jeep's GPS was not. It recorded the vehicle parked in the alley behind Cash's apartment for 37 uninterrupted minutes. At 9:13 PM, the Ring doorbell triggered. At 9:15, three gunshots were captured by the security system. At 9:17, the Jeep pulled away. When Kaitlyn Cash came home at 9:54 PM, she found Mo on the bathroom floor. Mo's S-Works bike was gone — recovered 68 feet away in bushes. Mo was 25 years old and 7 days from her birthday.
Investigators pieced together the night of Mo's murder to the minute using Ring doorbell timestamps, Jeep GPS data, cell phone records, and security cameras. Armstrong looped the same block around Mo's apartment for 37 straight minutes. The gunshots were recorded at 9:15 PM. Her Jeep pulled away at 9:17.
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