Indian
of the Apache tribe, Willy is a henchman paid by Elena Nikolas. His role
is at first to harass Mason Capwell by phone at his office as well as at
his home, and to imply him that his young sister Eden, recently missing,
is still alive. Of course, he orders him not to speak to anyone of these
phone calls, otherwise Eden will suffer the consequences.
Afterward,
to confirm his statements, he sends to Mason a photo of Eden, on which
is seen a poster for a show in May 1987.
Willy
does not seem to be afraid of Elena's
threats, because he meets her repeatedly, disobeying her orders, and
wonders about the hatred of the young woman has for the Capwells.
Obeying
Elena's
orders, Willy stops phoning to Mason, then he kidnaps him and holds him
prisoner in a former bar abandoned in the desert, with for only mission
to make him sign a strange document. Skillful in knife throw, he hurts
Mason in his shoulder during an escape attempt. Then, he admits to his
prisoner the terrible truth : Eden is really dead, everything was only
an illusion to attract him there.
Then,
he receives the order, always from Elena, to prevent Kelly Capwell and
Jeffrey Conrad to find Mason, and even to kill Kelly, without hurting
Jeffrey. During their conversation, Willy clearly makes Mason to
understand that Kelly and Ted are also on the list and that they will
die at their turn.
He
then concentrates all his attention on Kelly and, repeatedly, he tries
to kill her. But Jeffrey always succeeds in preventing his plans from
making a success.
Helped
by accomplices, and after many threats and tortures, he eventually
obliges Mason to resign himself. The mysterious document is signed : It
is a will in which Mason bequeaths all his properties to Elena. Whereas
Kelly, Jeffrey and Julia are about to find Mason, Willy, denying the
clauses of his contract with Elena, attaches a bomb at Mason’s feet.
He succeeds in running away with the money of his misdeed. But Mason
finds his track and kills him by pushing him against an electric
cupboard. Willy dies electrocuted, not having the time to suffer as much
as he was able to make suffer Mason and his own.
Portrait written for
this site by Lilian
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