On Friday, November 17, the cycling world waited for more than four hours as a Texas jury deliberated Kaitlin Armstrong's penalty for the murder of cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson. On Thursday, that same jury delivered its verdict: Armstrong was guilty in the first degree.
Over the past three weeks, Wilson's loved ones dragged themselves to court day after day, reliving the evening that changed their lives forever. They gave testimonies and heart-breaking impact statements. They were faced time and again with graphic details of the night their beloved daughter, sister and friend was murdered.
