wyndhamer did not hold back as he recounted the chilling details of the murder to her old friend matt walters conversation as part of a sting operation. cyndi was arrested and now headed to court to share a very different version of her story. but first she had talked to us. here is keith morrison with the conclusion of prairie confidential >> reporter: cyndi wilder was tiny, almost childlike, in her jail jumpsuit. barely 5 feet, maybe 100 pounds, a trusted teacher of the very young and very innocent. >> raise your right hand. do you swear the statements you're about to make will be -- >> reporter: and yet here she was in court, answering to allegations of a very big crime, of huge hatreds, of lying to everyone, even those who loved her most. >> i felt betrayed because i had felt sorry for her. and as a sister, i wanted to help her. and then to find out that it all felt like a big lie and that i was betrayed and deceived. it -- it was terrible. >> reporter: no doubt. she did say what she said on those tapes with the confidential informant, matt walters. >> like, if it was me, i -- would've go

. >> matt, you are posted up in germany where there are evacuees being sheltered, right? >> reporter: actually, they moved on. as of last night they moved on to walternot all u.s. servicemen, about 20 were servicemen, and 10 afghan civilians were among those 30 that came over from afghanistan, badly wounded. a range of different wounds. we heard from the leaders from the medical center, and this is across the street from the air base i was talking to you from all last week, and they have been treating wounded warriors from iraq and afghanistan for the past 20 years, and now that the action in kabul for u.s. troops is wound up, we will see more of it trickling down here towards the medical center, and i spoke with some of the people running this medical center. they were describing seeing these wounded men and women, all of them, you know, around the same age as those 13 who were killed thursday in that awful suicide bombing outside of kabul international airport. they were describing the enthusiasm among the staff here. this is something i have been hear all week, how much people really want to be involved in getting as many out as they can in this