Cenk Uygur
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John McAfee Denied Asylum, Returned From Hospital
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December 7, 2012
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2:06Now Playing"Software millionaire John McAfee has been returned to an immigration detention cell in Guatemala after being rushed to a Guatemala City hospital via ambulance.
McAfee, 67 -- who soon may be deported back to Belize, where authorities want to question him about the shooting death of his neighbor -- was reportedly found prostrate on the floor of his cell and unresponsive.
He was wheeled into the hospital on a gurney. Photographers followed in pursuit right into the emergency room, but as emergency workers eased McAfee's limp body from the gurney and onto a bed and began to remove his suit, he suddenly spoke up, saying, "Please, not in front of the press."
Earlier today, McAfee had complained of chest pains, raising concerns he might be having a heart attack.
However, that did not appear to be the case. Hours after his emergency, hospital officials sent McAfee back to the detention center, telling ABC News they found no reason to keep him overnight."
Software millionaire John McAfee has exhibited strange behavior after his neighbor was found dead by gunshot, first by fleeing Belize and asking for asylum, then claiming to have a heart attack doctors and his lawyer later revealed to not have been legitimate. Is this suspicious behavior indicative of guilt? Or is he having some kind of mental breakdown? Ana Kasparian and Kim Horcher (Host, Nerd Alert) discuss the possibilities.
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