Authorities in Texas were searching Friday for a woman accused of fatally shooting an elite cyclist after discovering the athlete had been romantically involved with her cyclist partner.
The U.S. Marshals Service said it was looking for Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, 35, in the May 11 killing of Anna Moriah Wilson, 25.The cyclist, known as “Mo,” had traveled to Texas for a race in Hico, southwest of Fort Worth, according to the cycling outlet Velo News.
But during a break in their relationship, Strickland had begun seeing Wilson, the affidavit says, KXAN reported. Armstrong deleted her social media accounts and was last heard from on May 13, the affidavit says, according to the station.He did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but in a, he said he was"reeling from grieving Mo Wilson's death and from the facts that have emerged during the investigation."
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