Jack Laurence

Not only would I just not broadcast those types of details, but Bill, in fact, will not give them.

Bill will not even mention the names of those he's killed.

He says if he talks about it, it will give him nightmares for weeks.

Now, don't get me wrong, we're not trying to play a sympathy card here for Wild Bill.

But Bill has had experiences in the past that have shaken him.

The other big problem that Bill has is not only has he killed a guy and disposed of the body somewhere, which of course could be found at any time, he also has the added concern that the men he'd been working for knew what he'd done.

He'd killed a man on one of their boats.

And they knew where he lived.

So he decides it's time to pack up and move into the city where no one knows him.

While in the city, sitting at a bar, having a few drinks, he would inadvertently find himself a new line of work.

Bill hires himself a suit for his first black-tie event with the Costa Rican elite as he heads off to the country club.

Located just 20 minutes from the city of San Jose, boasting a stunning 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, Olympic-sized swimming pool and three restaurants.

However, it's not the wonderful amenities that Bill was looking for.

As he signs himself in and instantly spots his German friend Rolf, who's quick to make some introductions.

Bill begins to mingle, have a little fun and make some new connections, picking up a few jobs as he works the room.

But it's not until he finally leaves the black tie event and heads back to his car that he discovers just how lucrative his new job really is.

So apart from having to continuously repair windows, Bill's living the high life in his new home with his new job.

But where Wild Bill goes, trouble's not far behind.

And it isn't long before he's on the move again.

Next time on Wanted.