US anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee is in stable
condition after complaining of heart trouble and is awaiting
deportation to Belize for questioning over his neighbour’s
murder, an official said.  McAfee received proper medical
treatment after the apparent heart scare on Thursday and was
released yesterday after doctors determined that he was
suffering from anxiety and high blood pressure, said migration
director Freddy Viana.  Viana said his department is waiting for
a court to rule on last minute appeals by McAfee’s lawyers to
prevent his deportation to Belize. In the meantime, he is
staying at a government hostel.  In Belize, McAfee’s neighbour
on the palm-fringed island of Ambergris Caye, was discovered
dead on November 11.  The 52-year-old Florida expat, Gregory
Faull, was found by his housekeeper with a 9-mm bullet in his
head, lying in a pool of his own blood. Authorities in Belize
want to question McAfee, although he has not been charged.
McAfee had slipped across the border into Guatemala over