Wild Bill

I never saw a police boat.

Not once.

Never.

And so that was my life basically in that time.

I mean, my life back in those days was good.

But at the same time, I want to be really clear about this.

I want you to hear me.

I was miserable.

I was a very unhappy man.

I was unhappy because I didn't like what I was doing.

I didn't like hurting people.

I never did.

And I also was really paranoid that one day there'd be a helicopter with little black men, little black dressed men, you know, combat dressed men jumping out of the helicopter coming to arrest me or

that my rivals would kill me, which was probably the most popular.

I never thought I'd go to prison like the Panamanian prison.

I thought maybe the Americans would come and put a collar on me and drag me back home and stick me in some shithole there, you know.

But I never thought I'd go to a Panamanian prison.

That didn't even seem like a possibility.

So when I finally got busted, the Panamanian D. Hota called me and said, hey, man, they've just issued a warrant for your arrest.

And the D. Hota is like the American FBI.