Ward once again tries to convince Sarah to come back to her family. He escaped from his exploding boat by using scuba gear. However, it is revealed in the final episode that Ward is still alive. Following Rafe’s arrest, Ward takes responsibility for Peterkin’s murder and seemingly kills himself by blowing his yacht. Meanwhile, John gets the proof he needs to show that he is innocent. Ward subsequently gets his gold back, and he and his son return to the US.Īfter Sarah and John also get back to Outer Banks, Ward tries and fails to bring his family together. Ultimately, Rafe tries to shoot John and ends up hitting Sarah. Ward flies to the Bahamas with Rafe and discovers that both Sarah and John are still alive, and they are the ones who are trying to take the gold from him with the help of some locals. He kills his pilot Gavin after the latter threatens to expose his son as Peterkin’s real killer. Things have started to get worse for Ward at that point.
However, in season 2, he learns that someone has tried to break into his Nassau property. Before radio silence occurs, John B exposes Ward for murdering his father.Īt the end of the first season, after watching John B and Sarah ride into the storm, Ward believes that they are dead. John B escapes, along with Ward's daughter Sarah, but they are presumed dead as they drove straight into a storm. He manipulates the police force to go on a manhunt for John B, solving his problem. To protect his son and himself, Ward lies, saying that John B murdered her. Ward sends Rafe home with Sarah, and delays calling for an ambulance, making little or no effort to put pressure on the wound or aid in CPR properly. While arresting Ward, Rafe intervenes and shoots her, to ‘save’ his dad, in the hopes that he would now receive his fathers love and affection. When Sheriff Peterkin arrives to the airport tarmac, she attempts to arrest Ward because she found out that he was responsible for Big John's death. He seizes the gold and commissions a private jet to take it to his home in the Bahamas, but John B manages to stop the plane. John B escapes, and Ward purposefully stabs himself as a cover up for his attack.Īfter overhearing John B and Sarah’s conversation about retrieving the gold, and seeing his wife’s listing on Crain manor, Ward finds out that the gold is hidden underneath the house. Ward takes John B on a fishing trip to find out more but ends up threatening him and getting into a physical fight with him. He is herein revealed as a psychopath, manipulator and killer kills 2 men who were also hunting for the gold, and uses their bodies as bait/chum for sharks. Secretly, he does this because he knows John B knows something about the Royal Merchant gold and he wants to find out more. To “save“ John B from DCS, Ward adopts him into his family. He kicks Rafe out of the house, and has little to no interaction with his daughter Wheezie. It is shown eventuallythat he is very close to his son Rafe, although his neglect is seen when he finds out Rafe is spending his money on drugs. He is very protective of his daughter, Sarah, but does not seem to care as much about his other kids, Rafe and Wheezie. Initially, Ward seems like a nice, stand-up guy in the beginning of Season 1. He gradually became more and more obsessed with it and is desperate to find the gold that was rumoured to have been on the ship when it sank. Prior to the first episode, he killed Big John trying to figure out the mystery that is the Royal Merchant.
Ward had three children - Rafe, Sarah, and Wheezie - with a previous wife, and later remarried to Rose Cameron (she and Ward began dating when Rafe was still very young). He went on to become a multimillionaire real estate developer via his company Cameron Development, thanks in part to the Limbrey family funding his first development project. He is a third-generation alumni of UNC-Chapel Hill, but otherwise came from humble beginnings.
Ward Cameron grew up on The Cut part of Outer Banks, and was entirely self-made according to his daughter Sarah.
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