Belize police look for McAfee founder

Gregory Faull, a U.S. citizen, is found dead this weekend on a Belize island Belize police want to question John McAfee about the death, a spokesman says McAfee left his namesake Internet security firm in 1994 (CNN) -- Authorities in Belize are trying to find and talk to Internet security pioneer John McAfee about a fatal shooting in the Central American nation, a police spokesman said Monday. "He is wanted for questioning in the murder of Gregory Faull, and we are still seeking him," said Raphael Martinez, a national police spokesman. A housekeeper discovered Faull's body prone in a hallway of his home with a gunshot wound to the back of his head, according to Martinez and a notice on the national police's website. Police later arrived at the home north of San Pedro, on the Caribbean island of Ambergris Caye, and found the 52-year-old Faull "lying face-up in a pool of blood," according to the police website. Police later found a 9mm shell at the bottom of stairs near Faull. Accounts differ as to when this took place. Martinez said Faull, who lived alone near McAfee, was found Saturday morning. The police website, meanwhile, states the body was found around 8 a.m. Sunday and that Faull was last seen alive around 10 p.m. Saturday. Authorities investigating the homicide are speaking to another person as they pursue multiple leads, said Martinez. A laptop computer and cell phone are missing from Faull's home. According to the spokesman, police have not established a motive in the killing. McAfee left his namesake Internet security firm in 1994 and has not been affiliated with the firm since then, said company spokeswoman Kimberly Eichorn. Citing its policy not to comment on former employees, Eichorn did not comment on the case. CNN could not determine McAfee's current whereabouts or whether he has a lawyer.