At around 7 a.m. on November 12, 2012, a housekeeper entered the home of 52-year-old Greg Fall

on Amber Greay Key, an island off the coast of Belize.

When she pushed the door open that morning, she saw something horrific.

Greg was dead, lined face up on the bed in a pool of wood.

The investigation would reveal that he had been shot once in the back of the head, close

range, execution style.

He also had multiple red marks all over his body, and a piece of fingernail embedded in

his scalp.

His iPhone and laptop were missing, but there was no sign of forced entry.

A single 9mm shell casing was found nearby.

There was blood smeared on the floor, and red marks on his back and side.

Investigators would later determine that the marks were taser burns.

Greg was a former restaurant owner and builder who had worked on projects at SeaWorld

in Universal Studios.

He had lived in Central Florida, but after a divorce, he was ready for a new start in the

tropical paradise Belize.

According to his family, Greg was friendly and outgoing and entrepreneurial.

He was a builder who had a passion for setting up new businesses and for fishing.

But his dreams for a chilled out beach existence were shattered when he met his neighbor, John

McAfee.

67-year-old John lived in a compound 600 feet away from Greg's house.

They shared a dirt path that led down to the beach.

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