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Florida Man Denies Kidnapping Estranged Wife Missing in Spain

David Knezevich pleads not guilty in federal court as prosecutors present extensive circumstantial evidence linking him to wife's disappearance.

This image taken from video provided by U.S. Attorney’s Office, Miami shows allegedly David Knezevich in a hardware store, on Feb. 2, 2024, in Madrid. The Florida businessman is accused in the February disappearance of his estranged wife in Spain. Knezevich, 36, pleaded not guilty on Monday, June 10, during a brief hearing at Miami's federal courthouse. (U.S. Attorney’s Office, Miami via AP)
Security camera footage shows a man in a motorcycle helmet, who investigators allege is David Knezevich,  spray painting a security camera at Ana Henao's Madrid apartment on February 2, 2024.

Overview

  • David Knezevich, 36, was indicted for kidnapping his wife, Ana Knezevich, who has been missing since February.
  • Prosecutors argue Knezevich is a flight risk due to his financial dealings and international connections.
  • Evidence includes surveillance footage, travel records, and purchases made in Spain before Ana's disappearance.
  • Knezevich's defense claims he has limited liquid assets and disputes the strength of the evidence.
  • The case has drawn significant international media attention and remains under investigation by Spanish and U.S. authorities.