This woman, the victim, rented out her house in the exclusive Aspen while on vacation herself, only to be murdered upon return. The victim's house guests are now under arrest and are now facing first-degree murder charges. There have been no details released about the cause of death, according to this article.
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — A husband and wife who rented the house of a Colorado resort town socialite are accused of killing her and leaving her body in a closet after she returned home from an overseas vacation.
Nancy Pfister, 57, was the daughter of the late Betty and Art Pfister, longtime prominent Aspen residents who co-founded the Buttermilk ski area west of town. Buttermilk Mountain has hosted the Winter X Games multiple times.
On Monday evening, authorities arrested William F. Styler III, 65, and Nancy Christine Styler, 62, at the Aspenalt Lodge in Basalt, where they were staying after apparently moving out of Pfister's two-garage, two-story Aspen home Feb. 22. Both face first-degree murder charges.Read More
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