How fugitive Kaitlin Armstrong was caught in Costa Rica Pt. 1

Kaitlin Armstrong has been sentenced to a 90-year imprisonment for the murder of Anna Moriah "Mo" Wilson, a promising gravel cyclist. This case gained significant attention worldwide due to Armstrong's sudden disappearance following the suspicion of Wilson's killing in Texas. The search for the alleged perpetrator initiated an international manhunt, initially spanning across the United States and eventually extending to the shores of Costa Rica.

In June 2022, a month following Armstrong's disappearance, Deputy U.S. Marshals Damien Fernandez and Emir Perez embarked on a journey to Costa Rica. According to a reliable source, it was believed that Armstrong might be concealing herself in Santa Teresa. Aware of the difficulties they would face in locating Armstrong within the small, bustling tourist village, the Marshals were confronted with numerous obstacles. Armstrong had cleverly assumed various identities and altered her physical appearance, even resorting to undergoing plastic surgery.

Despite their relentless efforts, the Marshals encountered one dead end after another. After tirelessly searching for Armstrong without any success, they made a final attempt, relying on the hope that her fondness for yoga would eventually lead them to her whereabouts.