Scorned woman strikes again - Yoga teacher murders the 'other' woman in Austin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This missing Yoga 🧘🏻‍♀️ teacher should have been angrier at her boyfriend (though not enough to kill him or anyone else!!)

This is so common - a man cheats yet is immediately forgiven yet their collective anger is usually reserved for the “other woman” who receives all the blame.

Kind of reminds me of how Khloé Kardashian blamed Jordyn Woods for the break-up of her “family.”

This whole situation is just very tragic.

I am betting the scorned woman will likely shot herself before spending the rest of her entire remaining yrs. behind bars.

The man is not responsible for the shooting. The killer made a choice, and her choice was to murder an innocent person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I never understand in these situations why a woman kills the other woman rather than the cheating man.

I never understand in these situations why anyone kills anyone else when a person decides they no longer want a relationship with them. Why do people obsess over people who do not want to have a relationship with them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never understand in these situations why a woman kills the other woman rather than the cheating man.

Oh they often kill the innocent wife or husband so they can be together…and sometimes for the insurance $.

The Jessica Birk thing is all about the OW murdering the wife.

Ohh, interesting for her real life situations too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Armstrong's statement:

I am reeling from grieving Mo Wilson's death and from the facts that have emerged during the investigation. I cannot begin to imagine the pain felt by Mo's family and her close friends.

There is no way to adequately express the regret and torture I feel about my proximity to this horrible crime. I am sorry and I simply cannot make sense of this unfathomable tragedy.

Although it will be a matter of small consolation to anyone else who cared for Mo, I want you to know that I have cooperated fully with investigators ever since I learned the terrible news and I will continue to do so until some form of justice is served.

As a point of clarification to facts previously reported, Moriah Wilson and I had a brief romantic relationship from late October-early November 2021 that spanned a week or so while Wilson was visiting Austin.

At the time, she and I had both recently ended relationships. She returned to her home in California and about a month later, Kaitlin Armstrong and I reconciled and resumed our relationship.

Since then I often so Mo at cycling events, and always in public settings. We both competed in Bentonville, AR, Stillwater and Monterrey, CA. We also met for a 4-hour training ride in Santa Cruz after the Sea Other (sic) Classic in Monterrey.

After our brief relationships in October of 2021, we were not in a romantic relationship, only a platonic and professional one. It was not my intention to pursue along an auxiliary romantic relationship that would mislead anyone. Moriah and I were both leaders in this lonely, niche sport of cycling, and I admired her greatly and considered her a close friend. I am deeply grieving her loss.

Well he's full of crap.

"My proximity" to this crime? No responsibility taken.
:it was not my intention to pursue along an auxiliary romantic relationship that would mislead anyone" Snort. Puhlease. How convoluted, how full of holes.

Did he sneak out from under his GF's eye to sneak around with the victim? If so he has a role here that goes beyond "proximity". Not a criminal role, but a role.

Who gives a flying f about all of this. NOTHING justifies someone being violent. I don't blame him one bit for what happened. No one put a gun to the murderer's head and made her stay with him. She sucks and is a low life murdering criminal. I have no sympathy for her.

[Anonymous]

My takeaway is to never put my location information out there so people can track me. That this woman would kill was surely not on the victim’s radar. If you check in somewhere, do it after you have left a place. Obviously, it’s not that hard to find someone’s home address but no need to put more info out there.

[Anonymous]

Who gives a flying f about all of this. NOTHING justifies someone being violent. I don't blame him one bit for what happened. No one put a gun to the murderer's head and made her stay with him. She sucks and is a low life murdering criminal. I have no sympathy for her.

He actually purchased the murder weapon. While lying to and sleeping with both women.

Look no one has sympathy for the killer. She'll be caught and sentenced, if she isn't already dead, and this being Texas, she'll never see freedom again.

But this guy's reckless, dishonest actions, combined with his asinine decision to purchase two!! handguns (you need these as a cyclist because...?) and keep them in his home and his unstable relationship 100% contributed to these events.

[Anonymous]

ETA if I'm the victim's family I'd file civil suit against this guy. Who cares if he has assets. He deserves it, and they'd win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

As someone that’s known him, lived with him and been associated with him for nearly 8 years. This isn’t surprising. Anyone in the Austin cycling scene will tell you his game, find the most unstable attractive girl he can find and play games with her till it explodes into drama, it’s his dating cycle. It’s ended in theft of property, restraining orders, all kinds of wild shit.
At what point is a person responsible for pushing another to the point of insanity? Did he pull the trigger? No… and she deserves everything she gets for that murder. but I will always consider him at fault for pulling Mo into his trash fire of a dating life.
She deserved better than this.

https://cyclingtips.com/2022/05/arrest-warrant-issued-for-kaitlin-armstrong-in-mo-wilson-shooting-case/

Whoa read these comments

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ETA if I'm the victim's family I'd file civil suit against this guy. Who cares if he has assets. He deserves it, and they'd win.

Civil suit for what? Mental abuse isn’t illegal in this country. There is the girl who told her boyfriend to kill himself repeatedly and was convicted though.

https://people.com/crime/michelle-carter-trial-gallery-key-moments-conrad-roy-suicide/?amp=true

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ETA if I'm the victim's family I'd file civil suit against this guy. Who cares if he has assets. He deserves it, and they'd win.

Civil suit for what? Mental abuse isn’t illegal in this country. There is the girl who told her boyfriend to kill himself repeatedly and was convicted though.

https://people.com/crime/michelle-carter-trial-gallery-key-moments-conrad-roy-suicide/?amp=true

Precisely. That case created significant precedent, whether you agree with it or not, of culpability without direct cause.

This isn't about mental abuse, although he was certainly engaging in that. It's about him setting up the dominos to be knocked down.

Male cyclist engages in a relationship with both women, serially lies to his live-in partner, partner makes verbal statements threatening the life of the decedent, male cyclist purchases firearms *at that time*, fatal shooting occurs.

The utility of a successful civil case may be moot, as it won't bring the woman back. My point is that the family has a (civil, not criminal) case against the guy, and it hooks into our country's bonkers relationships with firearms. You add a gun into a situation like this and it punts everyday domestic drama into an active volcano.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ETA if I'm the victim's family I'd file civil suit against this guy. Who cares if he has assets. He deserves it, and they'd win.

Civil suit for what? Mental abuse isn’t illegal in this country. There is the girl who told her boyfriend to kill himself repeatedly and was convicted though.

https://people.com/crime/michelle-carter-trial-gallery-key-moments-conrad-roy-suicide/?amp=true

Precisely. That case created significant precedent, whether you agree with it or not, of culpability without direct cause.

This isn't about mental abuse, although he was certainly engaging in that. It's about him setting up the dominos to be knocked down.

Male cyclist engages in a relationship with both women, serially lies to his live-in partner, partner makes verbal statements threatening the life of the decedent, male cyclist purchases firearms *at that time*, fatal shooting occurs.

The utility of a successful civil case may be moot, as it won't bring the woman back. My point is that the family has a (civil, not criminal) case against the guy, and it hooks into our country's bonkers relationships with firearms. You add a gun into a situation like this and it punts everyday domestic drama into an active volcano.

I think you'd have a better chance getting him convicted of intimate partner abuse than having him convicted as a quasi-gun owner. He didn't take her to target practice and have her hit a bulls eye with the other woman. She did that all on her own.

[Anonymous]

What a polite euphemism: they had a “romantic relationship” that lasted a week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Betty what’s her name in california killed both her husband and the OW while they slept. He mentally abused her and she snapped.

Are you talking about Betty Broderick? Her husband cheated on her with a much younger woman, divorced Betty and then married his affair partner. Betty then turned pretty damn abusive in her own right — even to their kids. She turned into a complete psycho. I’ve been through exactly what Betty went through and it didn’t turn me into a lunatic.

[Anonymous]

It seems like it’s so much more salacious and interesting when it’s a woman who murders the AP rather than a man. That’s the vibe I get. Am I wrong?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What a polite euphemism: they had a “romantic relationship” that lasted a week.

Oh it was going on longer than that