and then the body in the closet undiscovered until wednesday evening. the investigators then can compiling a list of suspects. a long list. none of us really lived like nancy. so open. i mean she was totally open to strangers. that openness made nancy friends wherever she went. but when nancy open herself up, people didn t always like what came out. say whatever she thought. say what she thought. did she realize that maybe she was neck and negative impression when she did that? well. she definitely has people of. there was no doubt about that. many times i could just see peoples steam coming out of their ears. and they re thinking, nobody s ever talk to me like that. but her thinking was, someone should have a long time ago. no question that she rubbed some people the wrong way. spoke her mind a bit too often, maybe. treated friends a little like her personal servants, sometimes. like kathy for example. did she treat you more like a friend? or like she was a boss?
keith morrison: and then, it was just over two weeks later, nancy took a call. trey had something to tell her. his letter wasn t quite true, he said. in fact, he and he alone murdered nancy pfister. kathy carpenter had nothing to do with it. it was took my world and just flipped it upside down. felt like my whole life had been a lie. my whole life with him had been a lie. so what did he say about being able to withhold that information from you? i said to him, why didn t you tell me, why didn t you tell me. and he said, i was able to tuck it in a small part of my brain where i tried to admit that it wasn t there. and i said, because if you had told me, i would have brought you down to the police station and said, he needs help. give this man the help he needs. and can you imagine that i slept next to him
unconditional release. keith morrison: but what if he was lying? how would they ever prove it? we had no facts to refute his statement to me. we weren t in that room that night that nancy pfister was murdered, so we had no facts to refute what william styler was saying. so you re saying to me that kathy carpenter and nancy styler are both innocent, neither one participated in this crime. william styler said that. i m not saying that. keith morrison: but despite investigator miller s doubts, on june 17, 2014, after 3 and 1/2 months in jail, nancy styler was released. nancy styler: and my attorney, beth, was there. and she said, good news, you re getting out. and i said, great, they figured it out. and then she said, but there s a catch.
they, i stepped out of the vehicle. i was going into shock. hyperventilating. dash cam video shows a distraught kathy as she was taken to the hospital. then sheriff s deputies arrived on buttermilk mountain. to look in that room. and confront the mystery. that house, and the room in particular has the story to tell. and are we going to be able to figure out what that story is? coming up! she had to die from blunt force trauma to the head. and it seems that she had several. any defensive wounds? no. so it appeared to come out of the blue for her? yes. it did appear to be a premeditated crime that occurred while she was sleeping. more than one suspect. and maybe more than one keller. hard to do that alone? it is awkward. in a difficult to move a body. when dateline continues!
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