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‘Love, sex, action, jail. Antivirus pioneer John McAfee selling his life story

John McAfee — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 22:52:53 +0000

Antivirus pioneer John McAfee selling life story by The Toronto Star

The international fugitive John McAfee captured headlines last year fleeing Belize police. Now, he’s filmed a documentary about his life with a Montreal company.

By: Jessica McDiarmid News reporter, Published on Fri Jul 05 2013

MONT TREMBLANT, QUE.—The southern town of John McAfee’s youth was a quiet place in the 1950s.

It was an era that seemed, to the young British-born boy with an abusive father, plastic and artificial, one in which everyone was dying of boredom.

So the boy, who would decades later found the ubiquitous antivirus software, changed it, leading the neighbourhood boys out into the forest surrounding Salem, Va., where they built their own world: of freedom, without adults or chores or calls for dinner.

“And it was great,” says McAfee, a tall, lean 67-year-old now. “We got to escape from the real world and create our own.”

He’s been doing it ever since.

Official Movie

admin — Sun, 19 May 2013 05:32:57 +0000

The true Story from the Unpublished Diary of John McAfee

In a story made for Hollywood, antivirus pioneer John McAfee recently found himself at the centre of the most widely publicized manhunt in recent history. McAfee was named a “person of interest,” by police officials in Belize following the murder of his neighbor Gregory Faull.

McAfee went on the run with his 20-year-old girlfriend for three weeks before crossing the border to Guatemala. Guatemalan authorities detained him soon after entry, and fighting against deportation to Belize, McAfee was quickly swept away to the United States on a one-way flight to Miami.

Based on John McAfee’s personal diary, Running in the Background (Working Title) is the only official account of the life & times of the man himself, revealing unanswered questions & intimate secrets about his life along the way.

For more information or inquiries about this project visit IMPACT FUTURE MEDIA

USA TODAY By Jon Swartz “John McAfee breaks long silence in interview”

John McAfee — Sun, 12 May 2013 17:34:55 +0000

John McAfee talks to USA TODAY in his first extensive interview since he fled Belize to return home to the U.S.

PORTLAND, Ore. — John McAfee slides out suddenly from behind a glass door.

It’s a sun-splashed morning in the eclectic neighborhood where he now lives, and the former software mogul-turned-international fugitive needs a caffeine fix. Now.

“I have some stories and things to tell you, sir,” he says, rapping his right hand against a coffee table while nervously shifting his feet. “Do you have time for the truth?”

In his first extensive interview since he returned to U.S. soil in December, an animated McAfee agreed to meet a USA TODAY reporter at a nondescript apartment building in southeast Portland last week. For four hours, he explained his innocence, engaged in self-deprecation and eviscerated the news media for what he called exploitation.

“People ask me how did it feel to kill a man, and I can honestly tell them I wouldn’t know because I never have,” he says, gazing through piercing green eyes. McAfee is wearing a black hoodie, jeans and flip flops.