Wanted in Canada on 18 counts of money-laundering, fraud, and theft, Albert Walker first dropped from sight in 1990.  A financial advisor at the time, he disappeared amid accusations that he stole $3.5 million from investors in his Woodstock, Ontario firm.  In England, he is accused of killing Ronald Plat, the man whose identity Walker had assumed.<br><br>Sought by the Ontario Provincial Police, Walker was also wanted by the U.S. Marshal's office and was the fourth person on Interpol's most wanted list.<br><br>This is the true story of Albert Walker's quest for lust, money, and a new identity, and how he was finally caught and brought to trial.