Family of man killed in Belize says McAfee should be questioned


Computer software pioneer John McAfee speaks with reporters outside his hotel in Miami Beach, Florida December 13, 2012. REUTERS/Joe Skipper

MIAMI BEACH/ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - U.S. software pioneer John McAfee signed autographs and posed for photos in Miami Beach on Thursday while the family of his murdered neighbour questioned why the eccentric millionaire would not answer police questions about the killing in Belize.

McAfee, 67, went into hiding after his American neighbour Gregory Faull was fatally shot in November in the Central American country. He made his way secretly to Guatemala but the authorities there deported him to Miami on Wednesday.

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