if you ve seen the crime scene photographs of how that body was found and how that body was in the closet, she did not see that. keith morrison: the more kathy talked keith morrison: the more suspicious the investigators became. lisa miller: she s describing, in the interviews, where the injuries were to the forehead. i went and i reviewed the autopsy photos. and she was exactly spot on to where she indicated the injury to the forehead. keith morrison: it wasn t just kathy s words, said investigator miller. it looked to her like kathy s grief was more act than real.
but nancy wasn t there. kathy checked her bedroom. stuff that was there that i had unpacked. it was clear, cleaned up. and when i turned, went to the closet. it was locked. was it usually locked? no. not with nancy home. kathy knew that when nancy rented her house, she kept her personal belongings locked in a closet in the master bedroom. but she and kathy had unlocked it when she got home. at that point i was just, not feeling well. something was not right. kathy, who often house sat for nancy had a spare key. but it was back at her house. so she went home, got lucky, returned. open the closet door. when i open that door. that order was so overwhelming. it hit me in the face. and i looked down and, i could see the shape. a shape hidden under a pile of blankets and covers. but with one glimpse, kathy just knew, she said. it was nancy.
keith morrison: as for his wife or kathy carpenter keith morrison: and until this moment, he insisted, he hadn t told either one of them a single thing about what he did. he not only limited his wife s participation in that statement, he said she wasn t involved at all and that kathy carpenter wasn t involved at all, that he did the whole thing himself, that he had a burst of energy and he was able to do all of those things on his own. you have a skeptical look on your face. that s what he told me, yes. what did you think? having heard that, investigator miller told dr. styler exactly what she thought.
someone nancy trusted, even loved, like the person who pointed the finger of blame right in the middle of that 911 call, kathy carpenter. keith morrison: kathy carpenter she said she was nancy pfister s dear friend, but investigators were hearing a different story. their relationship had been a roller coaster, so we knew that there had been this cycle of the ladies having a good relationship, and then things would go south and they would have a bad relationship for a period of time. keith morrison: and so with all that in mind, deputy da andrea bryan went back to that hysterical phone call from kathy to 911. what did you make of it? you know, i think bizarre is the only way i can characterize that 911 call, immediately identifying suspects.
keith morrison: sh was on doctor-prescribed anxiety medication the whole time, she said. so in her confused fog and prompted by the investigators, said kathy, her descriptions were unclear. she may even have imagined things she could not have seen. is it possible that you were led into saying something like that? absolutely. absolutely. she was in a plastic bag and i saw, just what through the transparency of the bag, i saw a little bit of her hair. keith morrison: so why did she fail the polygraph? i was very upset. i was very emotional. and they did tell me that in order for me to take this test properly i could not feel any emotions. and just hearing the words