Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee Page #8
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- 2016
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Well,
I've looked into that.
Okay, all right.
Where were you
when Greg Faull was killed?
So can you tell me
the real story?
So around that time,
did John ask you
to do something
and give you any money?
Like $5,000?
Mmhmm.
No.
No?
No, never.
No?
No, never.
Why are you smiling?
No?
No.
So you didn't get $5,000
wired into your account?
So some people said
they saw you that night.
Andand you went
to John's house.
No.
Oh, no. Never.
Never?
Oh, no. Never.
Never?
Never.
Okay.
So you
were not hired by John
to kill Greg Faull?
No, no. Never.
And if you were,
would you tell me?
No, Iwell
Mmhmm.
All right
So I
I'm just trying to understand
I cannot tell you.
Okay.
Did you have an alibi?
So...
Mmhmm.
Eddie's alibi.
But it felt
way too dangerous.
and asking questions?
Not a good idea.
Not a good idea.
Upbeat pop music
I'm going underground
Gonna lose myself
in the crowd
Forget my troubles...
Now he's back
in the United States,
and so many people,
they would come up to me
and say, "Hey, did they ever
catch that guy?"
And it's all over now
Remember
that crazy time in Belize?
It was as if
it hadn't happened.
It was as if
it hadn't happened.
It looked like John
had lived the full fantasy
of an ugly American
living large
in a poor
Central American country.
He had apparently gotten away
with possible murder and rape,
buying the police,
buying young women,
indulging in bizarre,
degrading sex,
all seemingly
without consequence.
So I gotta keep the public
interested in me, right?
Yep.
Well, I can do it
by doing
any number of things.
Being a bad guy,
being a good guy,
being a fool,
being all three at once.
Uh, whatever it takes.
He goes from running away
He goes from running away
from something
to now running for.
And in this case,
he wanted to be
President of the United States.
Antivirus software
industry pioneer, John McAfee,
throwing his hat into
the 2016 presidential ring.
Have you actually filed yet, and
have you started to raise money?
I filed the papers on Tuesday.
Uh, I'm officially running,
yes, ma'am.
We all know he likes attention.
Okay, so,
at any point in time,
if he's not getting as much
media attention
as he would like,
then he'll absolutely
do something outrageous,
say something outrageous,
post something outrageous.
Say something outrageous,
post something outrageous.
Spy cameras are hidden
in cactuses.
The government
surreptitiously parses
our verbal communications.
And the concept of privacy
is fast approaching extinction.
Running for president
is pretty outrageous.
Mr. McAfee, as president,
ISIS is a problem
of intelligence gathering
more than anything else.
I mean, we have the capacity
certainly
is anybody doing terrorist acts
inside of China?
Or inside of Russia?
No, it just doesn't happen.
Or inside of Russia?
No, it just doesn't happen.
They are so far ahead of us
from a cybersecurity standpoint,
meaning, intelligence gathering
in the modern age.
While John was
running for president,
the investigation into
Greg Faull's murder continued.
In early 2016,
asked the FBI for assistance.
to investigate
and potentially try the case
in the United States
if they were able to collect
enough evidence.
If they were able to collect
enough evidence.
Tonight, there is a report
that Amy Emshwiller,
one of McAfee's girlfriends
at the time,
has been detained
for questioning
in the murder of Faull.
She was picked up
by the police,
who have been working
with the FBI
to crack the homicide.
Hello?
Hi, Santiago.
It's Nanette.
I was just checking in
to see if there's been
I was just checking in
to see if there's been
interviewed Amy and
Eddie McKoy?
Yeah.
I couldn't believe
that John's girlfriend
I couldn't believe
that John's girlfriend
It echoed what Cash told me.
to match the fingernail,
there's not enough evidence
to make any arrests.
They would have to find Eddie
to see if his DNA matched.
A few days later,
Eddie emailed me.
He's leaving Belize.
For good.
So why are you leaving?
Someone shot at you
in your home?
Does it have anything
to do with John?
Or is it entirely separate
business?
Why do you think
he wants to hurt you?
What you told me is not
I mean, other
Oh, yeah, yeah.
You know
But not everything.
It's too complicated?
And, you know?
Are you leaving tomorrow?
Pensive music
pensive music
John was attending
a Libertarian debate
in New York.
We had been emailing,
texting,
talking on the phone all year.
But this would be
the first time
I was meeting him
facetoface.
He's doing very well
in the polls.
Okay.
He's one of
the top three candidates
in the Libertarian Party.
Yes.
So let's go in.
Okay.
You ready?
John, I wanted
to congratulate you.
John, I wanted
to congratulate you.
Onon what?
On your campaign.
Oh, our cam
You've done so well.
Thank you very much.
Are you feeling optimistic?
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah.
I don't see how I can lose.
I'm serious.
Mmhmm.
So, um, I mean,
based on the numbers
they just tell me by numbers
thatthat I have it.
Are you still in touch
with people from Belize?
Of course, yes,
I have many friends there.
Do you recognize me?
I do not.
You don't?
No.
I'm Nanette.
You are Nanette.
Yes.
Oh, okay.
Well, nice to meet you,
Nanette.
Nice to meet you.
And are these your people?
Nice to meet you.
And are these your people?
These are my people.
Okay, please turn
your cameras off.
Why?
I do not want to be
on your camera.
Can I have your
attention, please?
We're in a public event.
Can I have all
of the state officers,
the new ones, all of
the delegates from the counties,
step into the hallway out there
where we can have a meeting
where it's a little bit quiet.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Are you leaving, John?
Bye.
Less than one hour later,
John sent me
a flurry of emails.
John sent me
a flurry of emails.
Each one more hostile
than the last.
Ominous music
A few weeks later,
at the Libertarian Primary,
John came in second,
losing out to Gary Johnson.
John came in second,
losing out to Gary Johnson.
But he continues
to be considered
a major player
in the cybersecurity world.
We are told by the corporations
in power, and our government,
that if we have nothing to hide,
then why should we care?
He was named CEO
And after the announcement,
the stock rose over 700 %.
I have him on Google Alerts,
and every day
there are multiple stories
and every day
there are multiple stories
in the mainstream press
about John being
a cybersecurity expert.
He's legitimized himself again.
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