KallMeKris

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5,731 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 10 Jun

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Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder · Ep. 114 | This Murder Case Took a Turn Nobody Expected | Moriah Wilson · 10 Jun 2026 podcast

And then his tone shifted saying, quote, whoever shot her at that point stood over her and shot her at least once, unquote.

And police searching the area around Cash's apartment found Moe's bike 68 feet south of the building, stashed in a dense patch of bushes.

And at 10, 10 PM, Dr. Escott pronounced Moe deceased.

And she was 25 years old at the time of her death.

seven days from her birthday and seven days from the race she was supposed to win.

So the detective who caught the case had only been on the job for 60 days at this point.

Richard Spittler was assigned to the Austin Police Department's Homicide Unit in the spring of 2022.

And at this point, he'd never been lead investigator on a murder before.

And on May 12th, one day after the shooting, the Travis County medical examiner performed an autopsy and confirmed what everyone at the scene already suspected.

Mo's death was in fact a homicide.

An APD put out a statement that same day, and they confirmed something violent had happened on Maple Avenue, but kept Mo's identity out of it.

And her name didn't go public until May 14th.

And that's when APD told the press she'd been killed, that the shooting did, quote, not appear to be a random act, and that they already had someone on their radar, unquote.

And when detectives spoke to Cash, she gave them a name.

Mo had been out with Colin Strickland that night, and he was a fellow cyclist.

And as far as anyone knew, Strickland was the last person to spend time with Mo before she was killed.

So, naturally, detectives brought him in.

And his first answer to detectives was that he had no idea who the victim was.

But that story didn't last, as he walked it back and started working with investigators and told them the truth.

He'd taken Mo out that night and they went swimming, grabbed food, and then drove her back to Cash's place.

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