McAfee faces legal action over death

Anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee is being sued by the family of Gregory Faull, his neighbour in Belize who was found shot dead last November. The legal action alleges Mr McAfee either committed the murder himself or ordered the killing. Mr McAfee went on the run after the death, but said he had "no connection whatsoever" with the killing. Belize has classed him as a "person of interest" but has never named him an official murder suspect. Two of Mr McAfee's former rlfriends are also named in the action as "possible agents" in Mr Faull's death. Gary Roberts, a Florida-based lawyer acting on behalf of Mr Faull's daughter, is seeking a jury trial and more than $75,000 (£46,800) in damages from the "wrongful death lawsuit". Mr McAfee said that he had not received the legal papers yet, but would not fight a subpoena to give out-of-court testimony ahead of a possible trial. "Would I answer questions in a deposition relative to the murder? Of course, absolutely. That's the requirement of law," he told the BBC. Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. //

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