. >> reporter: yes, and nancy pfister? life of the party, confidant of bell hops and billionaires, who would want to harm her? and why?. aspen, colorado. the tiny municipal airport here tells a story in the long line of private jets, parked and waiting for their well heeled owners to come down from their mountainside chalets. their "beginner castles, as the late nancy pfister used to call them. half playfully, of course. these were her friends. as were the passing tourists, ski bums and busboys and just about everybody. mary conover met nancy when they were both teenagers. >> you cannot come to this town without meeting nancy. >> reporter: come on, really? >> everybody met nancy at one point or another. >> i'll be showing you all the rich and famous people that i know. >> reporter: including this french tv crew. nancy gave them a tour of aspen glitz. >> and this is where all of the rich and famous people come in their private jets. >> i've never known another person like her. as joyful and outsized personality and all of t

he didn't actually kill nancy pfister he wrote.h i was getting out. it should've been a, a great time. i can't believe he's having to do this. this system is sick. it's, you know, messed up. >> reporter: three days later, june twentieth, dr. trey styler formally pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to twenty years in prison. considering his health and age it was almost certainly was a life sentence. that same day the da dropped charges against kathy carpenter and she walked out jail. a free woman. >> i was very grateful, very thankful. and i felt god answered my prayers. and um 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? >> reporter: 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, you know, that was still hurtful. >> reporter: but nancy styler added a bitter anger to her whirlwind of grief and relief. if trey was innocent, as

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