"48 Hours" probes murder of Aspen legend Nancy Pfister
Summary
Nancy Pfister, a well-known and adventurous member of Aspen's influential Pfister family, was found murdered in her home in 2014. Her death shocked the local community and led to an intense investigation as residents sought safety and answers.Key Facts
- Nancy Pfister was found dead in her bedroom, her body bound and wrapped in plastic bags.
- The murder scene showed very little blood despite the violent crime.
- She was part of the Pfister family, early settlers and developers in Aspen, including her father who helped develop the Buttermilk ski area.
- Nancy was known for her lively personality and had many romantic relationships, including with famous actors.
- Her close friendships included the gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, a cultural icon in Aspen.
- Nancy left behind a daughter named Juliana but never married.
- The murder was the first homicide case for Deputy District Attorney Andrea Bryan, who investigated the scene.
- Aspen residents heightened security after the murder out of concern for their safety.
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