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To: maceng2 who wrote (173598)	6/23/2021 5:09:16 PM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 217657

Some tech related news from the BBC John McAfee: Anti-virus creator found dead in prison cell John McAfee: Anti-virus creator found dead in prison cell - BBC News Anti-virus software entrepreneur John McAfee has been found dead in a Barcelona prison cell hours after a Spanish court agreed to extradite him to the US to face tax evasion charges. The Catalan Justice Department said prison medics tried to resuscitate him, but were not successful. It said in a statement that "everything indicates" Mr McAfee took his own life. A controversial figure in tech, Mr McAfee's company released the first commercial anti-virus software. McAfee VirusScan helped to spark a multi-billion dollar industry in the computer world, and was eventually sold to technology giant Intel for more than $7.6bn (£4.7bn). The strange life of John McAfee McAfee arrested in Spain over tax evasion charges In October 2020, Mr McAfee was arrested in Spain when he was about to board a plane to Turkey, and accused of failing to file tax returns for four years, despite earning millions from consulting work, speaking engagements, crypto-currencies and selling the rights to his life story. The US Justice Department alleged that Mr McAfee evaded tax liability by having his income paid into bank accounts and cryptocurrency exchange accounts in the names of nominees. He was also accused of concealing assets, including a yacht and real estate property, in the names of others. Spain's National Court authorised his extradition to the US to faces the charges on Wednesday morning. In recent years, Mr McAfee repeatedly claimed that there was a plot to get him - however the court said there was "no revealing evidence" that he was being prosecuted for political or ideological reasons, El Pais reported. he entrepreneur, who was born in Gloucestershire, England first came to prominence in the 1980s when he founded his tech company and released McAfee VirusScan. Although a pioneer of computer security, he once admitted to the BBC that he never actually used the software on his own computers - or any anti-virus software for that matter. "I protect myself by constantly changing my IP [internet protocol] address, by not attaching my name to any device I use, and by not going on to sites where you might pick up a virus," he told the BBC's technology reporter Leo Kelion in 2013. "Porn sites, for example, I just don't go there." He also launched unsuccessful bids to become the Libertarian Party's candidate for the presidential elections in 2016 and 2020. In 2019 Mr McAfee expressed his disdain for taxes, tweeting that he had not filed tax returns for eight years because "taxation is illegal." In the same year he was briefly detained in the Dominican Republic for allegedly bringing weapons into the country. In 2012, Mr McAfee made headlines after Belize police began investigating the death of his neighbour, Florida businessman Gregory Faull, and named Mr McAfee as a "person of interest". Mr McAfee left the country after the death, saying he feared for his own safety, but said he had "no connection whatsoever" with the killing.

To: maceng2 who wrote (173598)	6/23/2021 6:36:01 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217657

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