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"Fugitives generally try to keep a low profile while running from the police, but murder suspect and tech entrepreneur John McAfee has done the opposite: He started a blog. \nMcAfee, founder of the eponymous anti-virus software company McAfee, launched \"The Hinterland,\" a blog detailing his experience hiding from authorities in Belize, on Saturday. He is the prime suspect in the murder of an American expat named Gregory Faull who was shot in his San Pedro Town home two weeks ago, Gizmodo reported.\nEntitled \"Introduction,\" the first entry of McAfee's \"official blog\" begins as follows:\n\"With lots of time on my hands and very little to do with it, I've been reflecting on the recent detour my life has taken. How did I end up as a murder suspect on the lam? The world press certainly has not helped. Autonomous and self-serving, the press does what it does best \u2014 sensationalize. And my character and the recent events of my life have been sensationalized to the max.\"\nMcAfee then goes on to criticize Gizmodo writer Jeff Wise, who penned the article that discloses the former's alleged involvement in Faull's murder.\n\"I need to tell my story,\" McAfee concludes, adding that he has limited and intermittent access to a computer and the Internet. \nSince then, McAfee has posted a dozen entries. One post called \"If I am captured\" reveals that he has pre-written enough material to keep the blog going for \"at least a year.\" While McAfee focuses mainly on his legal troubles, he also writes about more mundane topics, such as Belizean culture.\nA man claiming to be McAfee confirmed in an email to ABC News that \"The Hinterland\" is authentic. \nThe former tech leader founded McAfee in the late 1980s, but retired from the company in 1994. He recently co-founded a Belize-based company called Quorumex."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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