Man does not owe the abduction of alienated woman from his apartment in Spain (2024)

A businessman in South Floridaaccused in the February slip of his alienated woman in SpainDid not call on Monday after the federal prosecutors had interrogated his sale of various properties shortly before they disappeared and said that millions in revenues would enable him to flee if he was released to bail.

David Knezevich, 36, submitted his plea during a short hearing in the federal courthouse of Miami.In a case that has drawn international media test.

Prosecutors and the family of Ana Knezevich believe that the naturalized American from Colombia is dead, although her husband is not accused of killing her.

But Jayne Weintraub, Knezevich's lawyer, has questioned the evidence and the plans to ask for his release.

In a lawsuit at the end of last week, prosecutors claimed that Knezevich should remain trapped pending his trial and said that he is both a danger to society and a risk of flying.

Inhabitant of Fort Lauderdale, who has a double citizenship in the United States and Serbia, sold six rental homes in South Florida to a buyer in the month before Ana Knezevich disappeared from her apartment in Madrid on 2 February. He sold another to anotherBuyer three weeks later, Broward County Records shows.

The seven sale of $ 6 million.

The man who was accused of kidnapping his alienated woman in Spain seemed a different performance to the federal court in the southern Florida on Monday when the Spanish authorities continued their search for woman.

Weintraub disputed that telling the Associated Press last week in an interview that her client has little cash - the second mortgage is not due until 2027. The liquid assets he has are now bound in a trial submitted by the family members of hisWoman, she said.The couple, which also had a computer company, were married for 13 years.

"He didn't get cash" from the sale of real estate, she said."It is not exactly to say that he has access to important funds."

Ana's family said that the alienation of the couple was warmed up and that she feared him when she fought for her husband's claim that he earned a majority of their assets..

Ana Knezevich moved to Spain at the end of December.From a suitcase .ana Knezevich is approximately 4-foot-11 (1.5 meters) and 100 pounds (45 kg) according to her driver's license.

Prosecutors say they have strong evidence that Knezevich was the man in the helmet.

They say he flew to Turkey six days before the disappearance from Ana and traveled immediately to his original Serbia.

On 2 February, the security video shows him 1,600 miles from Serbia in a Madrid iron trade that uses cash to buy duct tape and the same brand spray paint the man in the motorcycle helmet used on the security camera, prosecutors.

Prosecutors claim that the man in the motorcycle helmet has the same height and has the same eyebrows as Knezevich and that his mobile connected to Facebook from Madrid.

Number plates stolen in Madrid During this period, police record readers were discovered, both near a motorcycle store where an identical helmet was bought and in the street of Ana the night they disappeared.Knezevich that was rented and the stolen signs with a bombing near Madrid.

The morning after his wife had disappeared, prosecutors say that Knezevich has lubricated a Colombian woman he met on a dating app to translate into "Perfect Colombian" Spanish two English messages.Her mobile.The reports said that Ana had lost a man she had just met on the street, which friends say she would never have done.

When Knezevich returned Peugeot to the rental agency five weeks later, it had been run 4,800 miles (7,700 kilometers), its windows had been toned, two identifying stickers had been removed and there was proof that the license plate had been removed and then put back rug.

Weintraub said on Monday that her client still hopes that his wife will appear safely "and this nightmare" ends.