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A woman who was arrested in Costa Rica on Thursday after being accused of murdering a pro cyclist will be held on a $3.5 million bond. Kaitlin Armstrong must also surrender her passport prior to release, and will be GPS monitored, according to court records from Travis County.Armstrong was discovered in hostel on Santa Teresa Beach in Provincia de Puntarenas, Costa Rica, earlier this week, the U.S. Marshals Service said in astatement. Armstrong was expected to be returned to stanley cup the United States, where she faces a murder charge in the death of Anna Moriah Wilson, the agency said. Vermont native Wilson, a competitive gravel and mountain bike racer known as Mo, had been in Austin, Texas, for a cycling event.Wilson w stanley cup as found in an Austin home with gunshot wounds on May 11. Responding officers performed CPR, but she died at the scene. The 25-year-old was in Austin for a cycling race mdash; she was from Vermont. stanley cup Six days after her death, authorities issued a warrant for Armstrong, accusing her in Wilson s murder.Authorities said Armstrong sold her vehicle May 13, then flew from Austin to Houston shortly after being questioned that day by authorities about Wilson s death. She then flew to New York before using a passport and ticket, under the name of someone she knew, to fly from Newark, New Jersey, to San Jose, Costa Rica, on May 18, the service said. Authorities did not identify the person Armstrong pretended to be. A complaint filed Sskn Judge again tosses manslaughter charges in Penn State frat pledge death
While it may be true, as John Donne wrote, that No Man is an island, the same can t be said for the National Park our Conor Knighton visits while ON THE TRAIL:The rooms at Caneel Bay don t have televisions or telephones. But that s about as close to roughing it as it gets at this hotel, a luxury resort situated inside Virgin Islands National Park.Guests enjoy access to pristine beaches, tropical cocktails and sunset cruises. A jordan t night, there s fine dining under coral chandeliers, or out under the stars. And, if you re wondering, how did a NATIONAL PARK end up with a resort that feels like the kind of place a Rockefeller would stay Well, it s because Caneel Bay is actually the kind of place a Rockefeller would BUILD.In 1952, Laurance Rockefeller landed on a stretch of St. John, the smallest of the three main U.S. Virgin Islands. He thought this was one of the most beautiful plac air max es he d ever seen. So he bought it -- a lot of it, at least. It s good to b adidas originals e a Rockefeller. Laurance was the grandson of John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil. His father, John D. Rockefeller Jr., used some of the family fortune to purchase land to expand Grand Teton National Park and create Acadia National Park, where Knighton began his year-long journey.And so, Laurance -- while developing a luxury resort in the middle of paradise -- began to get a similar idea. He thought there should be a partnership between commerce and conservation,