like i feel like she's three. i just want her to be a little baby a little bit longer. you're not missing out on anything. a lot of the professional athletes to counter that, some have started later. not everyone has to start young, but the younger you start, there is more of a chance that they'll go farther. all right. all right guys, thanks so much. that does it for our show here on like it or not. just want to let you guys know that we love sabrina sending in that question. and we want you to submit your questions too. so send us your like it or not questions. maybe record yourself asking a question and tell us where you're from. you could see yourself on our next show. thanks so much for joining us. join us tomorrow night as well for another episode of like it or not. thanks so much. eak it >> i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. it was the murder that rocked the cycling world and made headlines around the world. a young racing star gunned down. >> the last thing that mo wilson did on this earth was scream in

terror. >> the prime suspect goes on the run, dyeing her hair, getting plastic surgery and using an alias until she's caught in costa rica. she's a yoga teacher who was dating the same man and snapped in a jealous rage. now, caitlyn armstrong is making a bombshell claim to get out of prison. plus, a beautiful teen suddenly disappears in the middle of the night. >> i was like, okay, no, something's wrong. this is not my sister. >> a massive manhunt, disturbing clues. >> they found duct tape, some clothes, and there was another men's jacket. >> then an almost incredible break in the case. >> i spotted her car coming the opposite way. >> who is the mystery man behind the wheel? your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. we begin with the latest twist in a high profile murder case. caitlin armstrong, convicted of killing

her love rival, cycling phenom anna moriah. mo wilson is fighting for a new trial. her new attorney says that a jury might have been swayed if they knew one key detail. it was a texas murder trial with shakespearean flair. >> the woman scorned. whether the facts met the narrative or not, it's a great story, and no one disputes that. >> x yoga instructor and convicted murderer caitlin armstrong of austin, texas, was done dirty by her live in boyfriend colin strickland. >> it's definitely an honor to be to be mentioned in, you know, phrases like that. like one of the best gravel racers in the world. that makes me feel amazing. >> colin was involved in a secret, torrid affair with a woman ten years younger and a rising star in the world of competitive gravel racing. the younger woman, anna moriah, mo wilson of san francisco. >> the truth of the matter is that caitlin's emotions and her

actions were normal and routine and human. but she had to be portrayed as a jealous psychopath. >> that portrayal had some basis in fact prompted by a love triangle. it all started when colin and caitlin's relationship hit the brakes after three years. then, during a two week relationship hiatus, colin struck up a romance with mo wilson after competing with her in a bike race. she was the best female cyclist in the united states and possibly the world. strickland would later tell police, describing caitlin as more of a participant who holds him back and is not able to ride at a professional level. but the competition grew fierce after both women believed colin was theirs. a chance encounter between the women left mo confused and caitlin furious and

shaking in anger, telling a police informant that she wanted to kill wilson and that she had either recently purchased a firearm or was going to. then, after learning that mo was visiting austin and spending time with colin, caitlin stalked her on a sports app that tracks your location, waited until mo was alone at a friend's apartment, and then shot her four times with a nine millimeter handgun. later found in her home. the next day, police pulled her in for questioning, but they let her go as they continued to investigate. >> she probably went into a panic when she was interviewed by the austin police department. she probably knew they had a lot of information on her. >> may 17th, 2022. the austin police department's ballistics unit positively identified one of those handguns as the handgun that fired the spent cartridge cases on wilson's murder. that same day, a municipal court judge issued a warrant for armstrong's arrest for the offense of murder. >> but by that time, caitlin had

fled the country selling her jeep for quick cash and then hiding in a costa rican surf hostel under an assumed name for 43 days. >> we knew she was going to be associated with some type of yoga studio. when those foreign officials arrived at that yoga studio, they did find a handwritten login that was the same alias that she was going by when she traveled to costa rica. so once they developed that pattern, it really opened up things and really quickly closed in. >> only when she was picked up by texas marshals, caitlin looked a little different. >> she cut her hair, also dyed her hair to a darker brown colo, and we were also told that she had some type of bandage over her nose area, where she claimed that she had gotten into a surfboard incident. >> and a receipt for a nose job. texas marshals quickly brought her back to austin, where caitlin would literally make one last attempt to escape custody.

armstrong finally stood trial. >> shortly after we, the jury, find the defendant, caitlin armstrong, guilty of the offense of murder as alleged in the indictment. >> mo's grieving mother left, speaking directly to caitlin at sentencing. >> it was cowardly because you never chose to face her woman to woman, in a civil conversation. she would have listened. she was an amazing listener. she would have cared about your feelings. she was a caring, empathetic person. if you allowed yourself to actually know her. you never, ever would have wanted to hurt her. >> and then caitlin's attorney dropped this bombshell. her father alleging in an affidavit that she was pregnant around the time of her arrest and likely miscarried in custody. if true, they say, that impacted her

decision to run and might have mitigated her sentence. in june, wilson's parents won a $15 million wrongful death lawsuit against armstrong, but they sued her again in july, claiming that she transferred her assets to family members to avoid paying. we'll keep you posted on caitlin's appeal here and on our website. true crime news .com. now we turn to a beautiful texas teen who vanished without a trace. zoe campos was only 18 when she disappeared, prompting a desperate search to find her. her name is zoe campos, a beautiful, vibrant and happy young woman with a love for animals. >> she's very funny. the biggest heart, love to take in stray animals all kinds of animals, cats, dogs. we always had 2 or 3 of each one. and turtles. she liked turtles. >> the sweet 18 year old, who loved turtles cherished her family bonds, especially with

her mother, melinda. >> we were always together and that's what they would tell my family would get with me and they'd be like, cut the umbilical cord already. that's how close we were before zoe went missing. >> she spent the day with her older sister, savannah, who never realized it might be their last. >> that night we went out to eat. we went out to have dinner, got a movie, and then we went home. it was like 1130. and i told her, you know, i'm going to go upstairs and go to sleep. you know, i'm tired. and i thought she was just going to go to sleep, too. and next morning i woke up for work and she wasn't home yet. and i thought, okay, maybe she's, you know, with my mom. so i call my mom and noé, and i was calling her phone all morning, but by then it was already going to voicemail. >> what happened to zoe after 1130? that fateful november night has family and law enforcement completely baffled? >> the only thing i could think that would get her out of the house is one of her friends saying, hey, come meet me here.

let's go over here. >> investigators seek clues inside a mere two hour window of time and pieces of the puzzling midnight events are missing, along with zoe. cops are certain the teen left the house after savannah went off to bed. they also know zoe had been in contact with her mother. shortly after 2 a.m, she texted me and asked if she was going to pick me up, and i said yes, and that was the last, last time, she texted. >> and then i would try to call her phone and it rang and rang and rang one time. and then the second time i hung up and i called it back and it just went straight to voicemail. >> sometime between 2 and 2:30 a.m, zoe campos simply disappeared. >> 239 is the last phone call i made to the phone. >> as the hours passed with no more contact, motherly concern grew from fear to utter panic.

>> we were calling the hospital to make sure you know nothing happened. >> the next day, after exhausting all efforts to locate zoe, reality closed in on the compost family. >> i was like, okay, no, something's wrong. this is not my sister. >> as time passed and the search continued, the compost family still clung to hope that zoe would be found alive. >> someone knows something. someone has seen her. someone knows where she is. >> but if they didn't find her soon, cops feared the worst. >> there's a lot of felonies out there that can be committed in a missing person case that ultimately end up with somebody being murdered. >> then, 36 hours later, a bizarre sighting giving melinda an ounce of hope that zoe might actually still be alive. >> we believed at that point she was in danger. >> could it be a break in the case? zoe's aunt monica provides a firsthand account of her

chilling car chase in hot pursuit of a mysterious madman. she sees driving zoe's car. >> so we're coming down the street, and he tried to lose me. >> when we come back, zoe's aunt spots a man in a hoodie behind the wheel. >> so i immediately u-turned and i started following the car. >> who's driving? zoe's car and e missing girl next? >> my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture with skyrizi feels significant symptom relief at four weeks, many people were in remission at 12 weeks, one year, and even at two years. >> serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease or zeuch. >> ask your gastroenterologist about skyrizi. >> everything to me now approved

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we're back now with the disappearance of 18 year old zoe campos, the texas teen had been missing for nearly two days when her aunt spotted a mystery man driving zoe's car. the strange sighting has the whole family wondering, is zoe still alive? police and family members continue their vigorous search for any clues to zoe campos disappearance, then a chance sighting zoe's aunt monica spots zoe's car. finally a break in the case and i spotted her car coming the opposite way, and so i immediately u-turned and i started following the car behind the wheel. a mysterious hooded man in pursuit. a determined

aunt monica. >> i never got a decent look at him. i mean, other than the hoodie and the side profile and that was it. and he took off running that way. >> at least they now have zoe's stolen lincoln awaiting police inspection. >> they found duct tape, some clothes. her phone charger was actually in the back seat. and there was another men's jacket. what does all this mean? like, was she taken by force? >> the last person that was with and it's part of an activeat. investigation. >> police traced zoe's last known cell phone activity to within a one mile radius of lowry field, a football stadium located in the heart of lubbock. >> she's not going to be missing forever. she will be found. >> it would be five long years before detective freeman would live up to his claim. tragically, zoe was found buried in a shallow backyard grave close to where she disappeared.

it all goes back to that person of interest. police initially focused on the last person to see zoe alive, his name carlos rodriguez, already in jail on an unrelated offense of stalking when he confesses to his fellow cellmate that he killed zoe. the same night she disappeared, the inmate went straight to law enforcement, who hauled rodriguez in for questioning. >> what was the initial problem that night that first thing that happened? i mean, when you're when you're smoking. >> i just started losing all my motor functions. like, i started, like, feeling like i was smoking, and then i was like this, and i was just going, like, spacing out. >> he tells detectives he had recently met zoe, who willingly came to his house that night. they had sex, smoked k2 synthetic marijuana. then he says he started hallucinating. carlos admits to cops he turned into an uncontrollable monster,

viewing zoe as a demon. >> i hated her at first, and then i push her. i know what happened. she went for the door and that's when i grabbed her by the neck. she passed out and that's when i let it go. i thought she was just passed out, but she was dead. >> rodriguez led investigators to zoe's body under concrete in his backyard, facing murder charges before his trial, carlos sent a long letter confessing every detail to the media, saying he was just a 20 year old kid who made a mistake writing, quote, i'm not a murderer. i simply committed a reckless act. five years ago that ended tragic as his trial was about to begin, rodriguez finally pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. zoe's mom said that rodriguez's confession brought her no closure. she said that her daughter still has not

gotten justice because he's still breathing, eating and sleeping, and she's not. when we come back, death row inmate robert robertson's execution has on hold. we have the latest. >> after many years of working as a teacher, i wasn't ready for retirement. >> becoming a visiting angels caregiver is such a rewarding job. >> every day i make a difference in the lives of those who matter most. our seniors, who may need a little extra help if you have more to give and compassion in your heart, begin a new career as a visiting angels caregiver. >> apply today visiting angels america's choice in home care. >> look at this one under eye bag. it's gone. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. it's called plexaderm and lifestyle expert annette figueroa is here to tell us why

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execution in place, and legislators trying to prevent it. after a judge stepped in with a last minute restraining order halting robertson's execution by lethal injection. sitting before a texas legislative committee in a literal last minute hearing, the very detective who investigated and helped convict him 20 years ago for the death of his two year old nicky curtis. >> he's an innocent man and we're very close to killing him. something he did not do. >> robertson was charged with capital murder based on a now defunct theory of shaken baby syndrome, after the father brought his extremely ill child to the hospital. when doctors and nurses noticed bruises on her body and head, they immediately questioned his story. now, experts say it was a misunderstanding, since robertson has autism and had trouble communicating what

happened. >> i'm ashamed that i was so focused on finding an offender and convicting someone that i did not see, robert cherrey moody i the texas legislative body, stepped in with an unprecedented action, issuing a subpoena to robertson, calling him to testify in front of the committee about the case. >> his lawyers argue his daughter died from complications of medication that she was prescribed from a doctor because of her illness and not from the widely debunked shaken baby syndrome. >> his impairment led to being misjudged. outdated science has landed him on death row. >> vanessa plotkin, an attorney with the innocence project who has taken on robertson's case, reacting to the news of a district court judge sparing robertson from imminent death and stunned that for the first

time in united states history, a legislative body has issued a subpoena to a death row inmate so close to execution, the tremendous outpouring of support people who really started to understand who came from the parental rights aspect, people who have been touched by autism, people who believe in science and fairness of the criminal justice system and people were just trying to do all that they could to prevent this irreparable injustice from happening. robertson's future remains uncertain. the u.s. supreme court rejected robertson's motion, and now the legal battle is still underway. a new execution date could be set after robertson testifies in the coming days. >> after many years of working as a teacher, i wasn't ready for retirement, becoming a visiting angels caregiver is such a rewarding job. >> every day i make a difference

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>> let's see what's trending on true crime news dot com. a man accused of posing as a utility worker to rob an upscale michigan home, killing the owner

and tying up his wife has been arrested in louisiana. the couple's ring doorbell caught carlos jose hernandez and another man reportedly dressed as workers pretending to check for gas leaks. they came back and allegedly killed hussein murray, robbed his wife and fled. hernandez was charged with felony murder and two counts of unlawful imprisonment. for the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. watch more exclusive content on our youtube channel. listen to our podcast and follow us at my true crime news. that's it for today's true crime news i'm anna garc . see you next time, everyone. crime sn (electric guitar music) - [philippe] communication is critical in everything we do and especially in science. now whether it's alerting the public to health concerns. - people with respiratory illnesses can breathe in this toxin, they can be sick for days or even weeks. - [philippe] or simply getting the word out on important research. - for us it's hearing from the communities