Convicted Killer Kaitlin Armstrong Captured in Costa Rica Through Fake Yoga Instructor Ad

Armstrong, who had undergone plastic surgery and assumed multiple aliases to evade capture, is now serving a 90-year sentence for the murder of professional cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson.

Kaitlin Armstrong, convicted of killing professional cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson in a love triangle dispute, was captured in Costa Rica after responding to a fake ad for a yoga instructor placed by U.S. Marshals.
Armstrong had fled to Costa Rica, assumed multiple aliases, and underwent plastic surgery to change her appearance in an attempt to evade capture.
The U.S. Marshals posted the ad on a local Facebook page in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, after failing to locate Armstrong despite receiving tips about her possible location.
Armstrong responded to the ad after nearly a week, leading to her arrest and extradition back to Texas where she was charged and later convicted of Wilson's murder.
Armstrong is currently serving a 90-year sentence for the murder of Wilson.