door. there is dirty dishes in the sink. it s just weird. beau would just walk away. two americans missing. rumors began to swirl. could their disappearances be linked? the more you think about something like that, you know, it didn t add up. did it eat at you? yes, i kept thinking about it. because it wasn t right that cher would leave. i knew this girl would not leave town without saying good-bye and without a party. and beau could leave, but the two of them going together, i m just like sending their belongings after the fact doesn t sound right. and then chris continue heard something that made the floor drop from under her, beau had abruptly stopped paying his bills, something totally unlike him. i just woke up one morning. it s a weird thing. i just knew. i couldn t ignore it anymore. i just couldn t. somebody had to do something. she went to the police.
line. that was the first time he had ever had handcuffs on in his life. reporter: it was also the first time anyone on the island heard wild bill s real name my name is william dathan holbert. reporter: fun loving bocas del toro bartender wild bill cortez was in fact, william dathan holbert a 30-year-old who d been on the run from american authorities since 2006. as the islanders absorbed the headlines of a killer among them, they discovered that wild bill had a long and notorious past that stretched nearly 2,000 miles. from the white sand beaches of bocas del toro all the way to the blue ridge mountains of north carolina. that s where he grew up, going by his middle name dathan. he played high school football. married his sweetheart, had three kids, and worked as a landscaper. his old boss at a gym, kevin hoover, liked dathan until dathan had an affair with one of his employees and hoover says, embezzled $25,000 from the gym s accounts.
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offers from russian-affiliated individuals to assist the trump campaign. it is silent as to whether they accepted some of that assistance. it just simply says that they didn t coordinate and they weren t part of the conspiracy. and so i think one question that congress is really going to have to wrestle with is what level of activity is acceptable. otherwise we could go into the 2020 election with campaigns being under the impression that communication, some level of being in receipt of offers from foreign powers is okay, even if it doesn t rise to the level of criminal conspiracy. and as a national security lawyer, that doesn t sound right. hold on one second. in the instructions that robert mueller received from the then agenti agent acting attorney general, rod rosenstein, his instruction were to investigate any links and/or coordination there wasn t a word collusion. wasn t conspiracy. it was coordination between the russian government and