John McAfee and the Surfside condo collapse
Jimmy Watson, a former SEAL who once worked as John McAfee's bodyguard, has said McAfee told him three terabytes of files were being kept at the Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida. Watson also pointed out that the building came down hours after McAfee was found deceased by hanging. What the write-up calls the strangest piece is this: the IDF was sent into the collapse site, and nobody else was permitted to touch it. The reason given officially was that Israeli citizens were unaccounted for in the rubble and that Israel's rescue teams rank among the best anywhere. Before all of that, McAfee had spent his last years saying he got inside government computer systems and came away with proof of corruption involving powerful officials. He also made a promise about how his own death would look, insisting it would not be a suicide. The transcript adds its own timeline. McAfee tweeted from prison that he did not kill himself and that his data sat at the Surfside Miami condo address. Two weeks after that tweet, he was found dead in his cell. Two hours after he was found, the Surfside condo collapsed. The transcript puts the death toll at 100. And per the speaker, nothing more about the files or the investigation has ever come out. The account behind it all is ShawnRyan762 on IG, written by Daniel. What could have been in those files?
Transcript (en)
John McAfee from prison tweets, if anything happens to me whatsoever, I did not kill myself. And if something does happen to me, the three terabytes of information that I have are located and it gives the exact address of the Surfside Miami condo. Everybody sees the tweet. Everybody sees whacked on his arm. Two weeks later, they find him dead in his prison cell, hung. And then two hours after he's found, hung in his prison cell, the Miami Surfside condo collapses. 100 people are killed. And what makes it weirder, the IDF is sent in to investigate the building collapse and no one else is allowed to touch it. And then let me guess, we never hear anything about it ever again. No.
