John McAfee Offering Reward to Prove His Innocence

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John McAfee is offering a $25K reward for anyone who can prove his innocence.

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[ttcboy]

Just curious. From the beginning, if he know how the local police practice, why does he continue to stay there instead of going to safer country ? It's not like he don't have money to migrate.

 

[johnbest]

He should be locked up for the mcafee AV. what a plague on the would.

 

[darkavenger123]

McAfee AV sucks. He has it coming.

 

[bebangs]

lol. this guy is nuts.

 

[mrmez]

ZOMG, thats so funny!

Innocent or guilty, what a fruit cake.

 

[cRACKmONKEY421]

Norton did it.

 

[shloader]

Hope he stays free a while longer. Not much of a story left if they catch up with him.

 

[rantoc]

Give the money to the lawyers and walk free, they sure know how to screw the "justice" system over.

 

[_Cosmin_]

As always... title is misleading: he does not offer 25k$ for PROVE OF INNOCENSE:

"Eventually he reveals that he's offering $25,000 USD for the capture of the person responsible for Faul's death"

 

[shqtth]

[citation][nom]johnbest[/nom]He should be locked up for the mcafee AV. what a plague on the would.[/citation]

Thats after he sold it off, it went to shits.

 

[Achoo22]

[citation][nom]ttcboy[/nom]Just curious. From the beginning, if he know how the local police practice, why does he continue to stay there instead of going to safer country ? It's not like he don't have money to migrate.[/citation]
It is my understanding that he fled there because they wouldn't extradite him back to the US. He's been quoted as saying that he had to bribe a bunch of folks to get residency early.

 

[southernshark]

I think the guy is innocent. I live in Central America and murder here is very common as are corrupt cops. Honestly I would run from the cops too and take my chances. You are better off running and then hiring a lawyer to bribe the cops than to be taken into custody (shudder).

 

[southernshark]

And I concur with most of what he said. It is not illegal to have a gun here, nor is it illegal to hire body guards (almost everyone from upper middle class up hires body guards). While his behavior might seem odd to someone inside the US, from the ground in Central America, it does not strike me as that odd.

As for leaving the country, the US would just extradite him right back. The US does not give a damn about its citizens and treats police warrants the same world wide, no matter how ridiculous, corrupt or incompetent the cops are in those countries.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was the cops who killed the neighbor in order to hist McAffee up with a huge bribe.

 

[jojesa]

Central America is not a country. There are 7 countries in Central America and he is wanted in Belize a British Commonwealth.
If they were these lawless savages he referred to, he will be in jail from the first time they raided his house and no one would know what happened.

 

[greghome]

[citation][nom]_Cosmin_[/nom]As always... title is misleading: he does not offer 25k$ for PROVE OF INNOCENSE:"Eventually he reveals that he's offering $25,000 USD for the capture of the person responsible for Faul's death"[/citation]

So........if I had him to the Cops do I still get the 25K considering I caught the "killer" wanted by the policia ?

 

[Wisecracker]

OJ offered a reward, too.

 

[bigdog44]

From the craziness of the story...maybe he is running a meth lab and testing his product too much.

 

[murzar]

And this isn't even the weird part of youtube.

 

[frank_drebin]

yes. what a clown....

 

[bllue]

Suuure. I'm gonna believe a murderer's stories

 

[robochump]

With all of his money and serious jail time if he IS found guilty you think he would offer much much more! lol

 

[jazz84]

Oy. So this is the latest in the saga of the World's Richest Bath Salt Zombie? One read through this guy's (alleged) posts on Bluelight should be enough to tell you he's a completely lost cause. If he's as obsessed with MDPV as those posts would lead one to believe, I wouldn't put anything past him...

 

[alextheblue]

[citation][nom]southernshark[/nom]As for leaving the country, the US would just extradite him right back. The US does not give a damn about its citizens and treats police warrants the same world wide, no matter how ridiculous, corrupt or incompetent the cops are in those countries.[/citation]That sounds about right.

 

[GreaseMonkey_62]

It is my understanding that he fled there because they wouldn't extradite him back to the US. He's been quoted as saying that he had to bribe a bunch of folks to get residency early.

Yes, but I'm sure he has the means to go to another country if he wanted.