Moriah 'Mo' Wilson's 'killer may have used silencer to mask deadly gunfire

'You have to be careful with those redheads, man.' Around the time of the shooting, Harris said that he was in his garage, partially lifting up the door.Anna Moriah "Mo" Wilson, 25, was found shot dead in an Austin apartment on May 11, 2022Police have identified the suspected killer as yoga instructor Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, 34Harris also said that he heard someone leave their apartment building around the time of the killing on a bicycle. Maybe it was Armstrong leaving on the bike and she wanted to make it look like a theft.'  The only thing missing from Wilson's room after her killing was her bike, which investigators said they found in a bamboo thicket more than 60 feet from the houseWilson was killed shortly after going swimming with a fellow cyclist named Colin Strickland -and police say she may have been targeted by his jealous girlfriendThe only thing missing from Wilson's room was her bike, which investigators said they found in a bamboo thicket more than 60 feet from the house.Wilson was in town to prepare for a race but Harris said he didn't know she was staying in the apartment and that he never met her. Armstrong told the caller Armstrong was so angry Armstrong wanted to kill Wilson.'  On the night of her death, Wilson had a secret pool date with Strickland after he lied to his girlfriend about dropping off flowers to a friend, it is claimed.The informant told police: 'Armstrong became furious and was shaking with anger. The alleged killer's black Jeep was filmed in the vicinity of the house where Wilson was killed around the same time she was murdered.Strickland dropped Wilson off at 8.30pm at a friend's home in East Austin.Armstrong did not arrive back at the house she shared with Strickland until 9.20pm, he told police. He also reported 'deleted' messages in his phone so she wouldn't find them, as well.The unidentified friend said Strickland and Wilson had an 'on-again off-again' relationship and had met several times and that Armstrong had recently begun following the cyclist on Instagram.