McAfee phoned me again at 6:13 a.m. Belize time and described his last 48 hours on the lam. With his permission I recorded our interview, which you can hear below:

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Raphael Martinez, spokesman for Belize's Ministry of National Security, urged McAfee to turn himself in.

"We want to encourage him to come in," Martinez told the Associated Press on Tuesday. "If he feels threatened, we need to tell him, 'Get someone to go along with you, but come in. Let's solve this crime and you can free yourself.' "

Martinez said two people have been detained in the investigation for questioning. But he added that police have yet to establish a motive in the crime.