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Mo Wilson: A Love Triangle... Then a Murder (As Seen on Netflix)

Clues with Kaelyn Moore

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Mo Wilson was on the brink of becoming one of the biggest names in cycling.

At just 25 years old, she was dominating races and preparing for a major competition in Austin, Texas.

But five days before the starting line… she was murdered.

What followed was a case that shocked the cycling world, revealing jealousy, control, and a calculated act of violence.

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Chapters
0:00 Welcome to Clues
3:04 Where It All Began
5:27 Who Is Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson?
10:53 Clue #1: The Crime Scene
12:31 Clue #2: The Doorbell Cameras
15:56 Clue #3: The Date
22:48 Who Is Kaitlin Armstrong?
31:07 Clue #4: The Cherrywood Slip-Up
32:49 Clue #5: Items From Strickland Armstrong Home
35:04 Kaitlin Armstrong’s Police Interrogation
40:03 Clue #6: The Forensics Confirmation
46:18 Clue #7: The Strava App
50:16 Clue #8: The Jeep Evidence
52:53 The International Manhunt Begins
55:46 Kaitlin Armstrong Found & Arrested
1:03:25 The Murder Trial Begins
1:08:47 Verdict and Sentencing
1:11:59 Appeal
1:18:53 Missing Person of the Week: Amina & Belel Kandil

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20 Comments

@CluesPod Creator 5 months ago Pinned

Kaitlin Armstrong fled to Costa Rica, restructured her face, and still tried to escape custody before trial. What do you think her endgame actually was? 👇

@louisefehrman7606 5 months ago

Kaitlin is like a fucking Scooby Doo villain😭😭😭

@sammodel18 5 months ago

No man, I mean NO MAN is worth murdering over. He definitely strung her along so girls, have some respect for yourself.

@emperoroj 5 months ago (edited)

I really appreciate y’all highlighting how unacceptable and scary Kaitlyn’s behavior towards Collin was. Yes, he was obviously manipulative and a liar. But her routinely going through his phone, using social media to track movements, blocking contacts is SO abusive and controlling. I think it’s become normalized to do shit like that, and it is NOT! End the relationship if you don’t trust your partner! Do not start stalking them and everyone they come in contact with. If anyone is doing that to you, please recognize it as the giant red flag it is. Totally unacceptable.

@justanotherpersononline777 5 months ago

Just a friendly reminder: Collin might have been a POS boyfriend, but so many other boyfriends are, yet their partners don't become jealous murderer. Just because someone is not a good person doesn't mean they are guilty. I think blaming Collin is removing responsibility from Kaitlyn who is the murderer in this case. Like he said, how could he have known she was capable of murder.

@travistanner3314 4 months ago

“netflix couldn’t possibly hit everything in 90 mins … watch us do it in 84” proof two women with a podcast will always be more powerful than any team of corporate executives

@sarahhenning5484 4 months ago

It's striking to me how deeply rooted our internalized mysoginy really is that when a woman is mad at a man she still picked another woman as her victim

@saph979 5 months ago (edited)

I actually listen to your podcasts on Apple Music but I ran to YouTube to comment because the fact that you always focus on the victim is something so many podcasts don’t do. I’ve listened to another podcast covering this case and I only realized they were the same when you named Kaitlin. I was taken aback because I always try and make the story about the victim and not the perpetrators. Thank you so much for always doing that in a respectful and kind manner. It makes you guys so special 🫶🏽 x PS: you have a listener all the way from South Africa 😊

@anne.t.christ 5 months ago (edited)

12:04 no no no so sorry, you didn’t hear gunshots but you heard fucking bicycle stokes in the alley? Hello?

@kitcleghorn 5 months ago

i also feel like we need a running counter of all the times morgan gets the chills

@drunkenboots 5 months ago

Mo died over a jealous woman’s insecurity. It makes me so angry…

@arborburnt 5 months ago

I prefer hearing more solved cases, so this week is exactly up my alley. Thank you for continuing to be very considerate of the victim and their family & for not excusing abusive behavior regardless of gender! ❤

@mykailasvlogs5015 5 months ago

have yall heard about the Freeway Phantom (1971–1972) unidentified serial killer responsible for a series of murders of young African American girls in Washington, D.C. y’all should cover ittttt it would be so niceeee

@taylorgreen3834 5 months ago

Store your markers with the cap pointed downwards! The ink will settle onto the tip and will have full color until there's actually none left, if you store them cap up its likely the ink has just settled further into the marker. I've revived markers this way!😊

@ArchMagyk23 5 months ago (edited)

I love the Loser Behavior category, it is much needed!

Rest in peace Mo!❤️

@jakelineychavez 5 months ago

I’ve never cried at a case before. I sobbed today. I can’t imagine my best friend passing like this

@jacksonhollingsworth6176 1 month ago

Thank you for pointing out that Kaitlin was abusing Colin! She was financially abusing him, socially abusing him, isolating him, stalking him, and most likely much more that he likely didn't realize was abuse. I also appreciate you calling out Colin on how he treated women in his life, too! Not that that justifies Kaitlin murdering an innocent young woman, of course! Absolutely heinous what she did. Mo was so amazing! She also had such an amazing friend who did all she could for her. My heart goes out to everyone who knew and loved Mo!