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Eccentric antivirus software company founder John McAfee was found dead of a suspected suicide in his prison cell in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday shortly
NXT TV Aired live July 27, 2021 on Syfy Network [Hour One] Vic Joseph, Wade Barrett, and Beth Phoenix checked in from ringside. Beth announced Women’s Champion Raquel Gonzalez appearing later in the show to address the state of the NXT Women’s Division. Wade Barrett hyped up Adam Cole vs. Bronson Reed for later on… Entrances for the next tag team match took place… 1. Tommaso Ciampa and Timothy Thatcher vs. Pete Dunne and Oney Lorcan. Dunne and Thatcher started the match off evenly with catch wrestling. Thatcher went for an armbar, but Dunne reversed it into a heel hook. Thatcher go...
Share Source: AP Photo/Ng Han Guan, File When John McAfee was found dead in his cell last month, reportedly due to suicide by hanging, the Internet was quick to doubt that. McAfee died in his prison cell in Spain, not long after a court ruled he could be extradited back to the United States. There's been another update, though. The man who founded the anti-virus protection company, and was once a millionaire, died broke, as reported by Keith Griffith with the Daily Mail. The piece also points to McAfee's tweets. In fact, the pinned tweet to McAfee's account, from June 16 claims "I have...
Deseret News John McAfee created one of the top anti-virus softwares for the internet Share this story Ng Han Guan, Associated Press John McAfee, the creator of the anti-virus software program McAfee, was found dead in a Barcelona prison cell hours after a Spanish court agreed to extradite him to the United States, BBC News reports. Catalan Justice Department told BBC News that prison medical officials tried to bring him back to life, but weren’t successful. The department said “everything indicates” he killed himself. Why was McAfee in trouble? McAfee faced tax evasion charges in the ...
NXT's Kyle O'Reilly Wins Chance to Challenge Finn Balor at New Year's Evil ✖ Tonight Kyle O'Reilly and Pete Dunne followed up their crazy battle at TakeOver WarGames between Undisputed ERA and Team McAfee with a one on one affair to decide who got the chance to challenge Finn Balor for the NXT Championship at New Year's Evil, and if you were expecting a technical showcase, you got it. Both stars dished out a myriad of counters, transitions, submissions, and brutal offense throughout the match, and both stars looked worn down about midway through. Dunne's mouthguard even got knocked out of h...