Kaitlin Armstrong eligible for parole after 30 years | Banfield

[@brendacurrie358]

Sociopath- she’s a monster !!! Justice for Mo and family 🙏💪

[@lucanolallo1776]

Her new nose does her no favor.

[@vwboymom85]

Botched

[@josimpson7999]

She certainly looks vastly different to the attractive woman prior. Think what she’ll be like after all the years in prison.

[@jukio02]

No murderer should ever be allowed for parole. Ridiculous.

[@poopscooper5038]

Unless it's a loved one of yours of course.... hypocrite

[@asherhouseman6838]

She is a woman, after all. Society has to have some chivalry.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Another crazy case, former Gambino crime family hit man Anthony Senter serving a life sentence is to be released after 35 years and nobody knows why. The guy was part of the most violent group of Mob killers in the '70s and '80s and he likely killed at least 50 people himself and assisting in maybe 100s of murders. And he's coming out...

[@jukio02]

@@poopscooper5038 When did I say that?

[@Starcrunch913]

@@poopscooper5038Are you the poop or the scoop? Same realm.

[@carlosdeno]

An amazing guest, putting in perspective what 30 years actually means for this vile narcissistic specimen. Me personally, my bones will be dust. 💜🇬🇧

[@goodone5590]

I don't think shes surviving jail since she already tried to escape, that sayss that she mostly wont bare being locked up

[@suzanbeverlyhills2310]

No man is worth that

[@anonymouszero9422]

You a man hater. Hopefully you remain single

[@kimallistonseekeroftruth]

Absolutely agree 💯. Amen 🙏 🙏🙏

[@HyperFocus410]

It wasn't really about the man. It was about two women, and one of them had a problem controlling her anger. She would have done it in other situations where she felt betrayed. She was a time bomb waiting to go off.

[@kimallistonseekeroftruth]

@@HyperFocus410 Understand your thoughts, I am a Christian and we are told never to repay anger, far better to rise above. When a man is playing the field, move on, and rise above !!!

[@raor5818]

Yoga teachers are well known for being highly egoistic.

[@The_VietnAmerican]

Our justice system absolutely sucks. Should be zero parole.

[@JellyBean02288]

She will have to be remorseful and apologize to even be eligible for parole. I don’t see her doing that.

[@victorgadamba5518]

@@JellyBean02288 She will do it. Prison is different, you'd do anything to get back out here.

[@peonypink9149]

I’m sorry she has an option for parole- at least it’s not until she is there for 30 years. Mo can’t come back after 30 years, she should have gone away with no parole…..

[@blessinggoodthings3124]

Yours is far better than mine, United Kingdom.

[@JellyBean02288]

@@victorgadamba5518i doubt that she will be approved for parole. It’s a very heinous crime.

[@stargalaxyuniverse761]

She thinks she’s going to get out or escape. She’s a manipulator. One day we will be hearing about an escape.

[@raor5818]

And then where? Yoga in Moscow?lol

[@lensofgrace3976]

This was the first time I see a convicted murderer ( who is also an escapee artist), walking out of the room by herself, is brought back, and then approaches the bench and talks to the judge for more than a minute. Why? What did she have to say? Did the judge owe her? What makes her so entitled? Did she really think she was so special that they were going to give her community supervision? what is the accountability for any judge if they keep cameras and microphones and media out? Ashley, you should ask those questions to one of your guests?

[@whatchamacallit70]

I noticed that. They should’ve put the cuffs on her and not let her take the lead and walk out ahead of everyone.

[@marywillis1630]

Another wtf did I just watch moment !

[@cocosurgerow]

Leg irons

[@janabishop1064]

She didn't walk out, by herself. the photo is her coming back from in front of Judge, which she was asked to go before. The request from Judge is in one of the sentencing vidéo s or verdict. There was officers all around her, this photo shown is zoomed up or security croped out.

[@ellisthejerk8018]

She's going to be in a love Triangle with female prisoners now 🤣

[@trishemerald2487]

She won't make parole, even in 30 years. How many escape attempts do we see in her future? Those will add time.

[@goodone5590]

Her trying to escape like she tried a month ago, just show how guilty she is, and her refusal to do right by family and take damn accountability, shes so entitled. I dont think shes surviving jail, seems like she cant bare getting locked up

[@JellyBean02288]

I agree…she will do something--

[@gloriaradivojevic9221]

For someone that’s a flight risk, why was she able to walk into that court room without leg restraints? If this was a male, there would be no way. I would also like to know why her sister did not have to testify, considering Armstrong had her passport?

[@JackieOlantern]

I was thinking the same thing

[@whatchamacallit70]

Yes complete BS! They just let her walk out and take the lead when they should’ve put the restraints on her.

[@GH-oi2jf]

Did you notice she was surrounded by deputies? I am sure they were well aware that she is a flight risk and were prepared.

[@JellyBean02288]

You should read/listen to the reports. It explains this.

[@robertdiehl1281]

I disagree. She stole a life. Therefore if there’s no death penalty law in her state she loses what she took. Life in prison without parole. Period. She now has hope. I find it just ghastly that she allowed to have that when the victim and her family have none. She actively tried to evade capture. She showed no remorse. Imo this is a massive failure of the judiciary system. Condolences to the family.

[@malcriadamedina5358]

You disagree with life in prison? Just because she's eligible doesn't mean she'll get it. She's 35 plus 30, she'll be 65... when she can ask and will be denied likely

[@joanlynch5271]

She is a woman and she acted in the heat of passion. I feel like she is as culpable as the women in the Charles Manson murders and some of them are out living their sentences.

[@cmsmhp]

@@joanlynch5271 It wasn't actually the heat of passion. It may have been fueled by jealousy, but it was still first-degree premeditated murder, and she was convicted as such. She's absolutely as culpable, if not more so, and I doubt she ever gets paroled.

[@fumblingdetective]

Future parole board will not let her out because she shot the victim in execution style twice in the head and once in the heart. That's cold blooded and premeditated murder. She then fled the country and showed no remorse afterwards. If she apologized for her actions and plead guilty I would say maybe she had ounce of chance at parole.

[@Fat12219]

Free rent n food , medical 😮

[@GH-oi2jf]

Here’s the explanation: 99 years is the maximum sentence. The maximum is for the worst offenders. This is Armstrong’s first felony conviction. That is a mitigating factor, so is worth something in a reduction from the maximum. The jury decided it was worth nine years - not much. In practical effect, it is the same as the maximum.

[@pulp3215]

9 years? No, minimum will be 30 years and i wouldn't be surprised if they kept her longer. She is a psychopath/sociopath and will never be rehabilitated.

[@JuiceJ443]

90 years the judge I believe misspoke. After all that powerful testimony no way they gave her 9 years for the cold blooded murder. It was premeditated with the stalking

[@phoebecampbell6292]

​@@pulp3215 @sneadjanita I think you've both missed what the original commenter was saying. They meant that the jury thought it was worth shaving down nine years from the maximum sentence 99 - 9 years = 90, which was her sentence.

[@moogs05]

Yeah but she hit a grand slam on her 1st felony .

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

Jodi Arias had no priors...

[@mandybradley3079]

She will not get out. No way will they let her out. It’s too horrible.

[@StevenCovey-ct3sx]

The Manson “children” are getting out of prison after 50 years. They butchered a woman and her unborn child.

[@JellyBean02288]

Agreed

[@sueatkins5012]

I honestly have a hard time coming to terms with how ignorant people are anymore. I mean you have what we would think is pretty normal intelligence here and you commit this kind of crime, and think that you’re going to get by with it. It’s mind boggling to me. I hope she stays in prison for the rest of her life. And I hope the victims family can have some peace!

[@pumpkinpuna4087]

JUDGE : " I SENTENCE YOU TO 90 YEARS IN PRISON !!!! KAITLYN: " I CAN'T DO 90 YEARS" JUSGE " DO WHAT YOU CAN HUN "

[@laurenmay2098]

I can't believe that. She deserves no parole.

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

Why wasn't she charged with Capital Murder...???

[@GH-oi2jf]

A special circumstance would be necessary, none of which applied.

[@designdestinyonline]

Travis county and Texas will not let her out. I believe she will spend her life in jail

[@rfink222]

In 30 years everyone will have forgotten about this and let her off with good behavior. 90 years sounds good but it is really 30 years in Texas. Don't be deceived by this attorney.

[@goodone5590]

​@@rfink222she may not survive living in jail as she attempted to run many times, what that says about her is she cant bare being locked up, she may end up taking her self out?

[@brendacurrie358]

Mo deserved better🙏

[@peonypink9149]

Yes she did.

[@kimallistonseekeroftruth]

​@@peonypink9149Amen, Amen, Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@racheldrake277]

She sure did 😔

[@charlenemocksing6909]

Murder is murder. Why allow the killers free years from now? Laws are weird.

[@chrislim7615]

Wow she doesn't look least bit remorseful??!!!Absolutely shameful*

[@JellyBean02288]

That’s the main reason she will not qualify for parole.

[@nikm4253]

"Her parole officer's parents haven't even started dating yet." 😬

[@Stephs2xPawsUp]

Just because she will be eligible for the parole, doesn't mean she will get it. I would like to think that because she was found GUILTY of 1st Degree Murder, she wouldn't be even allowed the possibility to get out.

[@sharonreeves4591]

Travis county is the most liberal county in Texas. It is also the capital of Texas. They defunded the police and still do not have a large police force for it's size . The crime in Austin is really bad. The cost of living is the highest in Texas. Austin has had a large influx of people from liberal states relocate to the area. I live in Texas and I'm surprised she got 90 years from a jury in Austin. Glad to see justice done in this trial.

[@Butterflylace]

Exactly !

[@BunkerBroadcasting]

65 is pretty young? Cool.

[@akilolostreet2424]

Ashleigh, ask Someone if Kaitlin would have been smarter to ask the judge to sentence her!

[@jackiec9285]

This is the first case I’ve ever seen where a jury decides the sentence

[@elliottcorbin9522]

In Texas juries decide.

[@chanel2018-k3z]

Think of all she can’t have anymore that make us happy. First on my list, would be my little dog…on my lap. 😊

[@matzmieze464]

Oh yes, and everyday kisses and hugs from loved ones. I love my cat on my lap

[@Chris-kq9lb]

Is the Dead girl eligible for getting her life restored after 30 years? Didn't think so.

[@_944audiophile]

A legend in his own mind!

[@HappyPlace288]

Threw away her life for some philandering guy.

[@chanel2018-k3z]

He wasn’t worth it at all. Did U see the coward, walking to the courthouse? Mask, sunglasses and a cap.

[@peonypink9149]

He may not have legal culpability but he absolutely has moral culpability and I hope it haunts him for the rest of his life……. What a bast#*d

[@yvonneerrend8217]

It's never worth losing your mind!. The fear this young gal must of had must of been unimaginable. It's so sad that both woman lost their life's because this crazed woman lost her mind over a man. Woman... never lose it over a boyfriend or husband!.

[@DJMusicPruductions]

Instead seek out support from friends, family, a therapist. Don’t act out !

[@cindysimpson6428]

Men always think with their penis, women think with emotion and it always gets the best of them.

[@jackiec9285]

Yes!! No one or nothing is worth going to jail over

[@John-J-Preston]

Its never about the man, you need to stop with that foolishness. This is about inability to cope with adversity amplified by borderline personality disorder. These disorders exists on a spectrum and most women have borderline traits that are mild (ie. fear of abandonment, need for drama, etc.) that are satisfied with strong interpersonal relationships and romance novels/tv shows. But some women have full blown BPD and that's when things get ugly. She's an example of that. Another example is Jodi Arias. If you want a fictional example, I recommend watching Fatal Attraction. Alex Forest is a great example of BPD. Consider yourself just a little bit smarter now that I've told you this...

[@cindysimpson6428]

@@John-J-Preston If the man wasn't a "dick" in the first place maybe it wouldn't drive a woman to murder. Both Betty and Jodi had "dicks" for partners. And I'm definitely not saying murder is the way to go here. Just that shit happens when you mix a "dick" with a scorned woman.

[@TT41401]

It’s ridiculous that that parole even exists. A sentence should be a sentence. Murder should automatically be life in prison without the possibility of parole.

[@suzsnnesanders4742]

I agree this justice system stinks , we need to go back to days of old when punishment was harsh and swift!!!!!

[@GH-oi2jf]

That is not how it works. The laws are not written to suit you, specifically.

[@missmerbella]

Especially when it's premeditated as it was in her case.

[@dawnvarty657]

"Her parole officer's parents haven't even begun dating yet." 😂😂😂

[@Fat12219]

Getting plastic surgery on her , but she messed up herself 😮 she better looked before 😮

[@marywillis1630]

All avenues of desperation. Anything that could help her be unidentifiable.

[@malcriadamedina5358]

I want to know more about her! No way she just snapped for the first time

[@laurenmay2098]

Nope, and her boyfriend was a cheater, a repete offender.

[@peonypink9149]

She didn’t snap. It was pre-meditated murder

[@CountessKitten]

​@@peonypink9149correct

[@beachgirl468]

Don't worry people, she'll never get out....

[@JellyBean02288]

I agree. Who knows what will happen now? Another escape attempt? She will get additional time for that.

[@rfink222]

She will be eligible for parole in 30 years. You are right she will never get out until she serves 30 years.

[@JellyBean02288]

@@rfink222 i doubt very much they will parole her that soon. She may try to escape and get shot or more time. I doubt sincerely that she will be remorseful and apologetic at a parole hearing.

[@elizalam5253]

Kaitlin looks WEIRD with plastic surgery.

[@Jackietreehorn-z5e]

Anyone know if her sister got in trouble for the driver's license?

[@JellyBean02288]

It was a passport and she testified that she didn’t give it to Kaitlin

[@Jackietreehorn-z5e]

@@JellyBean02288 thx!

[@sbeasley7585]

I was a juror on a murder case where the defendant ran and wasn't caught for over three years. After the trial was over they had him in cuffs, a chain around his waist and leg irons. It was surreal to see it honestly. How is it she had no restraints?

[@noraoconnor1895]

I'm at a loss as to why these people think they can get away with these crimes!! Especially in america where the sentences are so long!! Do they really spend that time in prison, please tell, i'm a european where life can be 9 orb10 yrs!!

[@John-J-Preston]

LOL of course she is. Heaven forbid we hold women to the same standards as men...

[@GH-oi2jf]

Both men and women are eligible for parole in 30 years for most felonies.

[@godzillamanstreb524]

What?? she should never get out ….this was a heinous premeditated cold-blooded murder

I still.don't understand the 90 vs 99 as the jury decided. Did I miss it?

[@winningpath789]

When you willfully take another life, it should be automatic death penalty. Her sentence started off as 90 years, now eligible for parole in 30, by next week, it'll be down to 10 years in prison.

[@Thespirtualcookgirl]

If she was black or Hispanic it would have been life or death

[@GH-oi2jf]

The crime did not fit the parameters for a death penalty.

[@hernanhernandez3861]

Orange is the new black....

[@Victoria.Verde51]

30 Years?!! She will still be fairly young! She should've received Life Without Parole😮!!

[@robertrobert7924]

Did the prosecutors not ask for the death penalty because she is a woman, or because attorney fees for 25 years of appeals are to expensive to burden taxpayers with ?

[@ronmendoza1274]

She's not getting paroled at the first parole hearing.

[@JellyBean02288]

Or the second, or the third. The parole board wants to see remorse and an apology. Kaitlin certainly doesn’t seem inclined.

[@pamelasertich9850]

I love the analogy of "Your parole officer's parents haven't even started dating yet". That is the truth. She is never getting out while she can still walk. So practice all the yoga you can because that will be all you have. Oh, and by the way, they have no yoga mats in prison. I think they didn't do the no parole thing to tease her.

[@me_839]

Parole? Huh?

[@edwinacaparelli9911]

Boo hoo Armstrong. She is so selfish. At least she can still see her dad and do yoga. Mo can't ever ride again or see her father.

[@philipc4353]

Parole after she brutally killed someone? Doesn't make sense.

[@dochics1053]

Good, she's want my baby 🤱 and being married 👰 next week

[@MikedeGarry]

I'm English, what's he talking about? "Makes the Bronx look conservative", "DWIs'", "We're not digging your chilli", "Punishment beatdown", "Low-balling the jury", "Why can't we ride after Memorial Day?". 🤔

[@brendaleigh7834]

She should never be eligible for parole! Evil!

[@missbevpowers]

this crazy woman totally messed her life up... big time. No one is worth killing over.

[@philipc4353]

Parole after she brutally killed someone? Doesn't make sense.

[@Chic_Ken]

Abbott won't be governor when she gets out

[@Bella-mx7rl]

I'm surprised she didn't get life without parole or the death penalty.

[@gymnasmic7425]

He’s very entertaining. You should invite him on more often

[@carolinel2530]

Shot some woman over a man? Geesh.

[@The_CR_Phil]

Attorney Wice refused to directly answer most of the direct questions. Such as "Why did the prosecution not give the jury the option to sentence her to death or to life without parole?" There was absolutely no need to make dodge the questions and make this political, but that's what Wice did.

I'm from San Antonio and Austin is the only blue area around. They aren't as conservative as outside Austin. Great city. Just saying...

[@cmsmhp]

San Antonio isn't as blue as Austin, but it's more blue than red. Same goes for Dallas, Houston, El Paso, San Marcos, and most of the RGV. But I agree that you don't have to go far outside Austin to find solidly red counties/districts.

[@pse888]

of for god's sake, neither knows what its like to be locked up in a cell for 30 years. its forever.

[@GH-oi2jf]

Prisoners don’t necessarily just sit in their cell the whole time. It depends on the level of security. She will probably be in medium security.

[@at1970]

When does mo and her family get a chance at parole? Ridiculous.

[@suzsnnesanders4742]

Why didnt she get life without parole????

[@GH-oi2jf]

She was sentenced according to the applicable law.

[@alfandeddie]

Yet to be sentenced for the escape attempt

[@patienceboafo1998]

If paroled in 30 yrs she will still be young

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

Hmm, not really, average human life is up to 80, she'll be 65 in 30 years, closer to life end than to her prime. Not to mention that they say it's very unlikely for her to be paroled at 65. She might only leave the prison in a casket, that seems more likely.

[@joanlynch5271]

I don't recognize her from her old photos!

[@ritaroad]

My cousin was murdered by drug addicts. Her husband was at work and the children were asleep. The woman testified against the man and was not prosecuted. The man got 30 years. Why? Because my cousin was also a drug addict. He’s been out for about 10 years already.

[@alysonkavan1207]

How can she get out after 30 years?

[@JellyBean02288]

She won’t she is eligible for parole; it’s difficult to imagine that she is remorseful and apologetic which she will have to be to be considered.

[@rfink222]

Of course she is going to be remorseful and apologetic and everyone will have forgotten about this in 30 years.@@JellyBean02288

[@DaniE_Legal]

Ok, i initially thought this attorney was very wrong. But I realize now how liberal this county must be for an appellate attorney to think this was a huge win. The “Texas” part of “Austin, Texas” I guess should really be read in isolation because parole eligibility after 30 years (even if not likely) doesn’t sound very texas. Compare Florida… under these facts, I’d bet they’d be seeking the DP.

[@rfink222]

Texas can be very lenient toward certain situations and people.

[@deedeerouse419]

No parole !!!!

[@CollDott]

30 years of Thinking her love screwing a third one, ouch ,that hurts toooo michhhh!!! ,🤬🤬🤬

[@chrislim7615]

Don't understand why did she go 4the surgery,now she looks manly???

[@sunnysummer7930]

Advise for all “women”… please, never “ever” sacrifice your life for a man. Find happiness within yourself. Love yourself. No need of man or women to make your life complete.

[@deedeerouse419]

Armageddon will be here before then, so we are all finished anyways

[@pamelamac2879]

Wondering how her attempted escape factored in to her sentence.

[@rfink222]

They probably subtracted 9 years from her sentence for trying to escape.

[@m.g.7475]

That is a completely different case/charge and hasn't been through the grand jury and indictment yet. Murder of Mo was a Felony 1st degree (5-99yrs). The escape attempt is a Felony 2nd degree (2-20yrs). But I bet they just drop that charge considering this guilty verdict and sentencing.

[@chrislim7615]

Wonder how she looked like before?!

[@andrewbochicchio2232]

How do these people think they're going to get away with hurting somebody else to the point where the person doesn't exist anymore. 90 years she'll probably be out in five

[@JellyBean02288]

No she won’t.

[@ircjesselee]

Saying don't go less than 40 is asking them to not feel bad and let her out while she's elderly.

[@peonypink9149]

And I bet they will. So she will see out her twilight years outside prison but Mo will still be dead

[@shirl974]

Ridiculous

[@conmanumber1]

Gosch she will be out at age 125 ...in a pine box that is. What a thought?. 😰

[@joycewright5386]

What did she do?

[@kathismith7441]

I knew there was a huge reason I don’t like this channel. Gov Greg Abbot? Give me a fn break would ya?

[@neveen6302]

All other sources are saying she isn't eligible for parole

[@katjay3125]

And Mo could have easily said sorry fancy pants, your girlfriend told me to stay away from you and you live with her.. so I don't play with another girls man.. She would be alive..... Many of us have told men with girlfriends and wives to go pound sand..... It was her choice to dance with devil... And why doesn't anybody say anything about why the door was unlocked?

[@BriLovesKirra]

Hahah bruhhh you’re weird af!! SMH 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@beachgirl468]

So, it WAS unlocked? I had never heard an answer as to whether it was or not.

[@warrenstringham415]

@@beachgirl468 she never locked it after herself, the door was always unlocked.

[@laurenmay2098]

She lived in Vermont, and there they don't lock it. And no, no, no. She wasn't dancing with the devil. Kaitlin is the devil, and she is the bad person here.

[@peonypink9149]

Blaming the victim is really bad form. It suggests that KA had a right to kill Mo. The sole responsibility for Mo’s death lies with the person who murdered her. KA could have A) worked out her own insecurity, B) left the worthless male C) got her own life together and realised she can’t control other people and walked away from the whole situation if she was upset about it. and any of those options don’t involve killing another woman who has no obligation to KA. The person who was potentially breaking an ‘obligation’ (which they didn’t seem to have with both of them in dating apps and sleeping around) was Colin ‘the coward’…… Mo did not deserve what happened to her and by blaming her you perpetuate the cycle of violence against women…..

[@rfink222]

She changed her nose and her personality to pretend she didn't do it. The jurors let her off with basically a 30 year sentence but made it look like a 90 year sentence to fool the general public.

[@JellyBean02288]

She won’t qualify for parole. She will mess up somehow-another escape attempt? Affair with staff? Besides she has no remorse and is not apologetic.

[@Sally150]

This is such a sad case. Her boyfriend was screwing around on her and lying . Mo Wilson knew he had a girlfriend, was warned and still sought his company. I feel like this was a crime of passion. She should have pled guilty. I think she is terrified of abandonment and used yoga, as therapy, to calm herself. My guess is that she disassociates when things get overwhelming. Colin Strickland should be co-defendant.

[@jackee1054]

Ok, I'm not disputing this guy on what Armstrong deserves....but really??? He's had juries come out with verdicts in LESS TIME for DUIs? And there are usually no juries for a DUI? Armstrong deserves the max, but Wice is full of shit.