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As the Minister, Hulse did not know specifics about that case, and similarly, he could only speak in very general terms about the John McAfee investigation.  The documentary made all kinds of explosive allegations, and seemed to offer actionable information for at least a conspiracy to murder investigation, but we haven’t heard anything from police since then.  We asked the police minister what he has heard:…

Hon. Godwin Hulse - Minister of Police
"I got snippets only but I did here it was rather nasty. I understand just a while ago from my officers that in fact a team was sent up there to have further investigations and that's all I can say at this moment. You know I never give out information that I'm not fully accurate on."

Reporter
"There are allegations that one of the girls has been detained and she was at one of the police stations here in Belize City."

Hon. Godwin Hulse - Minister of Police
"I don't know my dear you'll have to ask the commissioner of police that or a senior officer who has been working on that. I have not gotten that intricate detail of the police activity as far as that is concern."

But there is news coming out of the investigation.  We know that tonight police have Eddie McCoy detained.  The documentary suggested that he may have substantial information about the murder of American Greg Faull.  But, we are told there’s not enough to charge him at this time and McCoy is expected to be released tomorrow.  Police had also taken in for questioning three women who appeared in MacAfee’s documentary, and all three were released after statements were taken from them.