A new documentary on Netflix revisits the 2022 killing of professional cyclist Moriah Wilson and the case against her convicted killer, a woman surnamed Armstrong, who was captured in Costa Rica after weeks on the run.

“The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson,” which debuted last week, examines the circumstances surrounding Wilson’s death and Armstrong’s efforts to evade authorities. According to Netflix, the film goes beyond headlines, exploring the victim’s life, the crime and the lengths Armstrong took to avoid capture.

The project marks the second documentary on the case by director Marina Zenovich, following her 2024 film “Yoga Teacher Killer."

In promotional materials, Netflix describes the documentary as an “intimate, arresting portrait” of Wilson, highlighting her upbringing in a close-knit family and the determination that propelled her athletic success before her life was cut short.

Wilson was fatally shot in May 2022 in Austin, Texas, where she had traveled to compete in a cycling race, according to investigators.

Authorities said Armstrong fled the United States later that year using her sister’s passport to travel to Costa Rica. While there, she allegedly assumed false identities and altered her appearance through cosmetic procedures.