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Florida Man Indicted in Wife's Death in Spain

A South Florida businessman is indicted on charges related to the death of his wife, who disappeared in Spain.

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What charges has David Knezevich been indicted on?: David Knezevich, a South Florida businessman, has been indicted on charges related to the death of his wife, Ana María Henao, who disappeared in Madrid in February. The indictment includes charges of kidnapping resulting in death and international domestic violence resulting in death.
How has Knezevich's lawyer responded to the indictment?: Knezevich's lawyer, Jayne Weintraub, called the indictment a desperate attempt by the government and claims there is no evidence he kidnapped or killed his wife. He will plead not guilty.
How has Ana María Henao's family reacted to the news of the indictment?: Ana María Henao's family expressed their grief and stated that the indictment confirms their worst fears. They plan to continue seeking answers and advocating for accountability.
What evidence is presented in the indictment to support the charges against Knezevich?: The indictment alleges Knezevich painted over security cameras and was seen leaving his wife's apartment building with a suitcase. Further evidence includes rental car records showing a vehicle with altered license plates and significant mileage.
What is the prosecution's account of Knezevich's actions leading up to and after his wife's disappearance?: Knezevich is accused of traveling to Spain intending to harm his wife, kidnapping her from her apartment, and subsequently murdering her. Authorities believe he then traveled to Turkey and Serbia before returning to the United States.

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