Jerry Leone (District Attorney)

What he was swearing to was that on the night of September 30th of 1993, he saw someone in that Saab with Linda Gowdy who looked nothing like Stryker.

When someone comes forward for the first time 15 years after an incident which was as very public as this one was and provides what on the face would be significant information which relates to a homicide, if true, caused us to look at this in a very meaningful way.

It's a story.

It's a story that was created by Tim Stryker.

All the facts of this story were provided by Stryker through Chambers.

Chambers continuously met and talked with Pisano.

During these meetings, he would show him maps and diagrams, which would show how he supposedly went from a bar drinking the night of September 30th to the parking lot.

The initial promise is that Chambers and Pisano will receive several thousands of dollars.

However, that comes with a pretty tight caveat, and that is Stryker tells them, you'll get your money, but only when I'm out from under the civil judgment, because my money is tied up in the civil judgment and the civil suit.

Pisano has provided those drugs to authorities, and a lot numbers on those drugs are tracked from a salesman to the pharmaceutical company to Dr. Timothy Stryker.

Well, ultimately, Craig will swear to tell the truth, and he'll tell the truth, but he'll also, in swearing to tell the truth, tell the fact that he lied as well.

This plea today by Tim Stryker may close a chapter, but the book remains open in this case, and I will continue to handle the homicide investigation personally.

In 2011, Timothy Stryker died of pancreatic cancer while serving his four-year sentence.