John McAfee

McAfee In Miami After Deportation, Unsure About Future

Anti-virus software founder John McAfee said Thursday that U.S. authorities have made no efforts to question him since he arrived in Miami after weeks of evading Belizean authorities who want to ask him about the death of his neighbor.

2012/12/13

US anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee walks with his girlfriend next to the Supreme Court in Guatemala City on December 04, 2012. (Johan Ordonez/AFP/Getty Images)

Software Guru McAfee Returns To US, Deported From Guatemala

Anti-virus software founder John McAfee has arrived in Miami after being deported from Guatemala.

2012/12/12

Guatemalan Judge Orders Software Guru McAfee Released

A lawyer for John McAfee said Tuesday that a judge has ordered the software company founder released from a Guatemalan detention center where he has been fighting being returned to Belize.

2012/12/11

Software Guru McAfee Hospitalized, Denied Asylum In Guatemala

Software company founder John McAfee was hospitalized Thursday after being denied political asylum in Guatemala and his lawyers said they were making a last-ditch effort to keep him from being flown back to Belize for questioning about the killing of a fellow American expatriate.

2012/12/06

Software Pioneer McAfee Arrested By Guatemalan Police

Software company founder John McAfee was arrested by police in Guatemala on Wednesday for entering the country illegally, hours after he said he would seek asylum in the Central American country.

2012/12/05

Software Pioneer McAfee Says He Left Belize, Still On The Run

Software company founder John McAfee said Monday he has fled from Belize using a bizarre ruse, adding yet another chapter in what threatens to become one of the biggest media fugitive frenzies since O.J. Simpson led police on a low-speed chase in 1994.

2012/12/03

McAfee Founder Reportedly Denies Involvement In Murder Of Belize Neighbor

Software company founder John McAfee is denying any role in the slaying of his neighbor on a Caribbean island, according to an online article posted for Wired magazine.

2012/11/13