John Mcafee is 'bonkers', says Belize prime minister Mr Barrow added: "The spotlight is very much on this issue. More details of Mr McAfee's bizarre life and state of mind emerged in an online journal he posted two months ago. In it he described how he had adopted a personal harem of women, one of whom was described as an assassin. In a series of interviews with technology magazine Wired in the last few days McAfee said he was now accompanied by a young woman. He accused Mr Barrow of "running away with the country's constitution" and described Belize as a "pirate haven." Mr McAfee added: "If I had overridden the constitution to the degree Barrow has, if I had the power of the Gang Suppression Unit, he would be behaving bonkers too." Police investigating the killing of Mr Faull have charged Mr McAfee's bodyguard with possessing a firearm and ammunition without a licence. McAfee, a British-born American who created McAfee antivirus computer software, was once worth around $100 million but in 2009 he said his fortune had dwindled in the US financial crisis. Last month Faull, a retired builder from Florida, filed a complaint against Mr McAfee with local officials. He complained that Mr McAfee's security guards were walking on the beach at night with shotguns and that his "viscous dogs" were attacking people. On Friday four of the dogs were poisoned. Mr McAfee said he did not believe Faull was responsible and accused the Belize police of killing the animals. In a separate interview with the Associated Press, Mr McAfee acknowledged he had differences with Faull. "I barely knew him, I barely spoke ten words to him in the last three years," McAfee said, speaking on a mobile phone from an undisclosed location. Certainly he was not my favourite person and I was not his. He was a heavy drinker and an annoyance. But the world is full of annoyances; if we killed all of our annoyances, there would be nobody left.