Widow's Struggle: McAfee's Death Leaves Questions Unanswered

Two years gone since John McAfee died in that Barcelona prison. His widow Janice? Still fighting. Money problems. Unanswered questions 🔍

The Catalan court closed things up last September. Suicide, they said. Janice doesn't buy it. She needs more. "Been dealing with his death for over two years now," Janice told me. "Can't move forward. They won't release the autopsy."

Janice scrapes by on odd jobs. Spain. Won't say where exactly. Not homeless yet. Friends helped. Kind souls. She dreams of one thing - an independent autopsy. Costs about €30,000. She's broke. "I just want to see him," she said. "With my own eyes." 💔

The money vanished. Weird, right? Once worth over $100 million after selling his antivirus company. By death, maybe $4 million left. Maybe. John claimed he had nothing before arrest. Couldn't pay that $25 million wrongful death settlement. From his cell, he tweeted: "I have nothing. Yet I regret nothing."

No will. No inheritance. Janice probably gets zero. American judgments loom over everything. People talk about hidden crypto. Secret documents 📁. Janice thinks he kept her in the dark on purpose. Protection, she says.

Something feels off about his death. Janice noticed things. "We talked daily. Every day. Then suddenly... this?" She wonders aloud. "What did he even use? Rope? Shoelace? The report mentioned a pulse when they found him."

The prison video troubles her. "I'm a certified nursing assistant. You know what you do first with a hanging victim? Remove whatever's around their neck. That didn't happen. I saw the footage."

His body sits there. Prison morgue. Still. "Not sure why they're keeping him," she says. "I had money for the autopsy back then. Now it's gone." 🕯️

Janice seems tired of blame games. "Justice? That's not a real thing anymore. Not on earth." She just wants his wishes honored. "It's the least he deserves." 🚀

The crypto world marches on. John McAfee's story remains tangled in innovation and questions. Janice keeps searching. For answers. For closure. For the right to say goodbye properly.