he didn't actually kill nancy pfister, he wrote. he was falling on his sword for love. ith morrison: three days later, june 20, dr. trey styler formally pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. that same day, the da dropped charges against kathy carpenter and she walked out of jail a free woman. i was very grateful, very thankful. and i felt god answered my prayers. but at the same time, it was still scary. i'm leaving jail after being locked up. what will people think? how will i be judged? keith morrison: she is grateful, scared, also sad. but there was sorrow for still thinking of the loss of nancy and that he did something like this, that he did it. that was still hurtful. keith morrison: but nancy styler added a bitter anger to her whirlwind of grief and relief. if trey was innocent, as he told his wife he was, then had the real killer just walked free? nancy styler: i had kathy carpenter pegged in my own little courtroom. and every little piece of evidence that was given to me corroborated that. keith morrison: and then, it wa