Moriah Wilson's family delivers final message to Kaitlin Armstrong after sentence

On Friday, Armstrong was sentenced to 90 years in prison for murdering Moriah Wilson in 2022.
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[@Juezma52]

No man is worth all that. I blame Strickland. He had to know Kaitlin was a nut. And he should have had the strength and grace to leave Mo alone.

[@idahardy4052]

And didn’t he buy her the gun?

[@LRAinCA]

I loved what Mo’s dad said about this, that honest and integrity are crucial in relationships because sometimes your actions have unintended consequences.

[@raor5818]

Kaitlin was jealous of Moriahs youth. She did not have the same jealousy towards Amity rockwell. Stricklands petty behaviour added fuel to the fire.

[@lynnemiller3633]

Mo Wilson's mother is an incredible human being. Her words spoken directly to her daughters' killer are profound. Let's hope Kaitlin Armstrong reflects deeply on them. - as she faces the rest of her natural life behind bars.

[@raor5818]

She may use demonic yoga to absolve her guilt . In fact she may become a cult leader in prison without checks and balances. Hatha yoga has a gateway to darker sides of the psyche.

[@LRAinCA]

Cash and Mo’s mother both showed remarkable grace and restraint in their statements, as did her father when he addressed the media outside, mentioning that they would be praying for Kaitlin’s family. All of them were incredibly generous, and I think she got off easy.

[@theriehls5692]

“If we are not willing to risk catastrophic failure we are probably not dreaming, living, or loving the right way.” That IS profound.

[@BinArelcort]

They're total strangers to me and yet I felt the ripple effect of sorrow. So senseless. RIP Mo ❤

[@clarel4584]

Totally crying…I’m so sorry for Moriah’s family’s pain.

[@estelaparham9450]

So sad and so heartbreaking when a loving daughter leaves us because of others negligence. The void can never be filled or fixed

[@passionfruitprincess]

Not negligence...EVIL personified.

[@doygazgar]

Why are they not showing the defendants face so we can see if she's actually looking at the mother of the woman she murdered?

[@raor5818]

She caused the cameraman to go into an yogic trance with her icy stare

[@NCYogini]

The Victim Impact Statements of Cash and Mo’s Mom, Karen Wilson are so powerful. I don’t think these words will have an impact on Kaitlin Armstrong. She is far too self serving. Maybe that will change over the next 9 decades of her prison sentence.

[@usakiwi1986]

Bless you Cash

[@warrenstringham415]

Cash sounded like she wanted to be more than just friends. Didn't she?

[@aaishahghassan3704]

The look of the mom to kaitlin at the end explained everything it broke my heart💔

[@u.m.9339]

I don‘t know if Kaitlin is really listen these religious words. I hope that she can get therapy. R.I.P. Mo🧚🏾‍♂️

[@deniseblackburn33]

Wow amazing

[@sunshinem.8216]

🙏🙏🙏

[@DrNo-ny5py]

Why would she even mention Colin's sadness? Didn't they see his roll in this all, pathetic??? Mo's mother is a well-spoken, sophisticated woman. Sorry to you and your family, ma'am 🙏🙏🙏

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

RIP Anna Moriah Wilson oxox

[@usakiwi1986]

I know it's not the same but when our wee 13 year old Chihuahua Kody Man passed away last month, I got mad at my husband for mowing our lawn as it was like he was getting rid of the last time Kody was in our back yard,

[@estefanyzrfdl5375]

Le dijisteis tan poquísimas cosas, fueron tan profundas, pero realmente en mi opinión, se merecía todo el odio del mundo, un acto atroz como ese, no se perdona, por mucho que el odio es un sentimiento tan malo, como muchos dirán, es tan justificado en estos casos.

[@virginiamorgan7476]

We look forward to seeing our loved ones again Mo in paradise on earth in the resurrection John 5:28,29 love Virginia xx (Jehovah's Witness)

[@RuffianLivesOn]

No one cares about your predatory cult.

[@LadyVader33]

Was the family not aware Mo was previously warned to avoid Strickland?

[@warrenstringham415]

It did not seem like it was based on their impact statements. The hardest fact of this tragedy is that she kept pursuing and seeing Colin despite KA's warnings via phone call and Mo friend's advice to not get involved with this guy.

[@idahardy4052]

Strickland is a loser boy and should have done something to protect Mo. But I don’t think Mo “pursued” the loser boy.

[@warrenstringham415]

@@idahardy4052 she kept pursuing the dude. Armstrong’s friends who testified against her in court have confirmed that.

[@raor5818]

No wonder the yogic witch got the humps lol.

[@banyana6515]

​@@warrenstringham415Strickland appears to have been playing Moriah as evidenced by her letter to him about being 'confused' and wanting clarification about what was happening between them. Looks like he toyed with her feelings.