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December 10th, 2012, 14:58 GMT · By

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John McAfee Hosts Press Conference from Guatemala – Video

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On December 9, John McAfee, who is currently detained by Guatemalan authorities after illegally entering the country, held a video press conference.

The press conference came shortly after six posts that contained proof on the corruption that plagued the Belizean government had been published on his blog.

In the first part, McAfee briefly explains his situation, once again highlighting the fact that he’s not responsible for any of the crimes authorities from Belize are accusing him of.

In the second video, he answers questions from the press.

McAfee’s latest plan is to return to the United States. He claims that he has been in touch with representatives of the US embassy, but so far, they haven’t been able to help him in any way because they cannot interfere with another country’s laws.

Here is the second press conference video published by McAfee:


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Comment #1 by: Eric on 10 Dec 2012, 20:39 UTC reply to this comment

Move to Belize to avoid taxes...but then don't take responsibility when you are accused of a crime that you probably did?

And then you want the masses to help you? Because you were greedy and moved to a tax-harbor to begin with? If he wanted to be in the United States, he should pay his taxes.

Even if he is "innocent" he deserves to go to jail...and let's face it, he probably isn't.

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