Texas Court Orders Kaitlin Armstrong to Pay $15M in Wrongful Death Lawsuit

Armstrong, convicted of murdering cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson, faces significant financial penalties alongside her prison sentence.

Wilson's parents filed the lawsuit seeking over $1 million in relief, resulting in a $15 million judgment.
Armstrong failed to appear at the court hearing or respond to the lawsuit, leading to a default judgment.
The $15 million includes $5 million to each of Wilson's parents and $5 million in exemplary damages.
Armstrong is serving a 90-year prison sentence for the 2022 murder, with parole eligibility after 30 years.
The lawsuit aims to prevent Armstrong from profiting from her crime through media deals.