Was Ana Knezevich Kidnapped in Madrid? | SEARCHLIGHT
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Hi John, I grew up and live in Spain. Just adding a few comments that might clarify a few things. 1) I am fairly certain they mean a motorcycle helmet. It is actually not that weird to see young men walk around in their helmets if they do something quickly off their bikes. I've had delivery drivers not take off their helmets quite a few times, so I can see how it wouldn't necessarily raise suspicion, even less so in a big city like Madrid. 2) About the landlord checking the apartment, that is highly illegal in Spain. Landlords are not even supposed to have keys to the apartments (although they all do) - but going inside a rented apartment without very clear permission from a renter is essentially a criminal offence. So I understand that given these circumstances the landlord will not break that rule. 3) I don't watch TV much, however, I have heard about this case from several others, so it seems to be in the media quite a bit. 4) I read another comment that seems to think that she might be viewed as a "sudaca" (a highly racist term) here, but I can tell you I really doubt it. While this racial discrimination does exist, it is usually directed at people who are deemed lower class, with little education, in way more precarious situations, and darker skin. I think Ana would absolutely not face that kind of discrimination from people or the police. She's the kind of person who would fit right in in a city like Madrid. I bet she made a bunch of friends in the time she stayed there. I really hope she is found safe and sound. Thank you for everything you do.
Associated Press is writing that it is a motorcycle helmet.
I had the same thought about the helmet. I feel like seeing motorcycle helmets on young men in major European cities is pretty common! Not the case in the US, so I think that's why there is some confusion.
Thank you for sharing this info. I know because of the congestion in Madrid motorcycles are common. I think if the guy somehow forced her to walk with him, it would not draw attention. It's sad people can be so cruel although I would have expected her US citizenship to be more of a problem. I am glad the media there is covering her disappearance. The husband is obviously suspicious. Maybe he hired a hitman. I hope the US is able to pressure law enforcement there to get a search warrant to enter her apartment. I have a feeling she is there.
@sandilou2U My understanding is the apartment was checked, in terms of making sure she isn't in it and there were no immediately visible signs of a crime, they just can't get the warrant to do a full detailed search like in drawers, through her paperwork etc
if you google the address, Francisco Silvela 65 - you can see tons of cars, traffic, and motorcycles. Also her building says 24 hour surveillance.@@sandilou2U
I doubt (might be wrong) that any modern woman would agree to visit with a guy for several days when their only interaction is him approaching her on the street.
Criminals aren't the brightest
Agree 100% & that story sounds like a story that only a man would make up, thinking it's perfectly believeable.
100% agree, especially in a foreign country
Yup, I'm 90% certain that was a male brain thinking it would sound like a flattering thing to be approached on the street! That was like the first thing that stood out to me.
Totally agree. I have a friend who has been approached by men in a foreign country, asking to marry her. Some guys just aren’t bright.
By the end of this video, I am extremely suspicious that this is a hired hit paid for by the ex-husband, or even that he did it himself. Sounds like money and a protracted divorce are two very strong motives. If I were the family and I had the means, I would hire an international private investigator. The first thing I would do is investigate the ex-husband's travel.Could he have traveled from Serbia to Spain and back again? My prayers go out to Ana and her family and friends, and I pray that I am wrong, but sadly, after watching so many of these, we have learned to look at the spouse first.
i agree 100%
If it was a Stalker, how would they know which people to contact on Ana's phone & to also speak english to her friend & Spanish to her Brother? The estranged Husband could also have hired a hit man & given him instructions as to what to do. The spraying of the security cameras is a huge red flag in my opinion. Hire a PI most definitely.
He is absolutely extremely suspicious, also have a money motive could be life insurance.
It's a long drive from Serbia, but he could have been flying as well anything is possible - yes someone has to look into if he was flying those days.
Hired hit man is highly possible , she was little 5 feet and 80 pounds, could be put in a suitcase.
Yeah, I'm also suspicious at the mention of therapy. Assuming that was not her, how would they know she had therapy even? Even if you're stalking someone, it would be kind of hard to know for sure. It's just a strange thing to mention. She wouldn't have been honest with them if she'd been captured, and the family would have pointed it out if she were not in therapy. Her ex husband, however, that would be something he might be preoccupied enough about to mention to someone hired to take her. The only other way I would think that would be mentioned is if they searched her phone for things she commonly spoke about doing.
@@13crazydaisies Yup, excellent point!
Okay, some extra information from Spanish media:
-She went missing from the Salamanca neighbourhood, one of the wealthiest of the city.
- she spoke with a friend on Thursday about an apartment she was looking into. She texted the same friend on Friday the 2nd at 11:30 saying she had not liked it.
- That same night, around 22:00, she texted a different friend that she was in her apartment and was ok.
- By noon on Saturday 3rd she had not answered any text or calls which was very unusual. Her friends started contacting people from her social circle asking about her.
-They found out a friend who lives in Sweden had received the english version of the text around 13:00 on Saturday. Another friend in Spain (not sure which one) got the spanish version of the text some time after noon. It’s unclear when, some sources say there was a two hour difference. Both messages stated that “we are leaving now”.
- One of the friends went to her apartment and received no answer. She slipped a note under the door asking Ana to contact her as soon as possible.
- She went on to ask the neighbours. They hadn’t seen or heard from Ana but thought they had seen light in her apartment around 1 am. They had not heard any commotion or screams of any kind.
-They also mentioned that the previous night someone had attempted to rob the building because the cameras in the intercom and next to the elevator had been spray painted around midnight but nothing seemed to have been stolen.
- This alarmed the friend who called emergency services. Police and the fire department showed up and the firefighters entered the apartment through the window. They found no signs of an altercation.
- on monday that same friend went to the train station at 11:00 to see if Ana would show up to catch the train for their day trip to Barcelona. When she didn’t show, she contacted the family.
- Police is reviewing footage from cameras from all around the neighbourhood and have obtained an order to track her phone.
As a side note, police in spain are a lot less forthcoming with information than they seem to be in the USA, which might be why there seems to be little information.
Also, SOS desaparecidos (SOS missing persons) is a Spanish organisation that compiles profiles of missing people and you can report tips or sightings to them. Ana has a profile there and a missing person poster that you can download and post on social media.
Thank you
Thank you so much! This provides so much clarification. In international cases, local media has the best information but it can be hard to find and properly translate to get details, even if you can get the general idea.
According to the friend, she was last seen by neighbors outside of her apartment on Feb 2 at 22:00. That would be around the time she sent the text about staying in for the night. The helmeted man was seen in the building about half an hour earlier. I was wondering if she ever made it to the apartment that evening. If she did and there was no break-in, would she open the door to a stranger?
Some media also reported that Ana's laptop and passport, together with other personal belongings were found in her apartment. There was no mention of her purse, keys or phone being found.
and it appears there's a KFC at the entrance of her building, open until 11 PM.
Speculating that her husband is involved, it would be plausible that he wrote the texts since he is not Spanish speaking and would have used google translate, a stalker in Madrid would speak Spanish no? and if the husband did flee to Serbia, there is no extradition in Serbia, it would be a safe haven for him. Prayers that Ana is found soon.
Serbia spain and usa have signed extradition treaties if I interpreted it correctly. There are also direct flights from Belgrade to Madrid. Should be easy enough to check flight manifestos to see if the husband travelled throughout Europe.
@@carolinestirland3126There’s no way he would travel by plane. You can get to Spain easily by car, by train or by bus without being traced.
He was talking with a woman in Colombia and asked her to translate.
My concern is, it seems like those texts - if they were written by somebody who abducted her - give me vibes like they want to make it seem like she's not in a good place mentally. She's interacting with a stranger that approached her on the street and then just decides to run off with him, I don't know. It's like they want her to seem reckless. I don't like this. Praying she's found safe.
I happened several times before that when a woman disappeared, the perpetrator tried to make it look like she ran off with a man she just randomly met. No body, no crime, reasonable doubt, etc.
Interesting that her husband was so worried about filing a claim and pressing charges about a few thousand dollars worth of supposedly stolen property, but not interested in being involved in finding her. I hate to presume guilt without other proof, but he sure isn't making himself look *less* guilty.
have you considered reading the Spanish press reports in the Spanish press in order to get extra details? Also, bear in mind that the FBI are involved and I have never known the FBI to release updates to the media during an investigation unless it's strategic
Will you cover the David shultz case? He is a trucker missing under suspicious circumstances in Iowa. Thank you!
This sounds like some kind of organized operation. I am really worried for her.
turns out just it was just a greedy, clumsy narcissist
@@ShroomFactoryIs there more news??
John, in all my years as a broken person searching for something meaningful in all the wrong places, whilst in active addiction, I never would've met a strange man in a park, and allowed him to take me away to his *home/cottage, especially when I know cell reception is spotty there* . There are days when I think about where I went, with whom, whilst blackout drunk, and wonder how I didn't wind up in a ditch, and I can still say with certainty, I would have never willingly put myself in that specific situation. Now this woman wasn't in active addiction, wasn't in self destruct mode, she was a healthy, intelligent, business minded, hard working woman who was embarking on a new life that very much sounded like she was looking forward to. I do not believe those texts are from her.
I'm also 7+ years sober now, and enjoying my life.
Congratulations on 7 years of sobriety.
God was watching over you. You are needed in this life, if He would have allowed something bad to happen then you couldn't have done what you were created for. I'm so glad that you had His protection over you. I am SUPER PROUD of you!!! Getting sober isn't easy and staying sober is even harder. Both of my parents were raging alcoholics. It was rough growing up but He spared me so that I can help others. Have you thought about becoming a sponsor? You don't have to answer. It was a rhetorical question. Way to go
Congrats on your sobriety! 🎉❤
Thank you all so much! 🤍
My first thought upon your reading that message of her, walking on the street was, "that's a STORY written by a **needy** author"!
And it sounds like she's WAY too smart to meet a stranger on the street and then decide to travel with him 2 hours away from. Nope, this whole thing stinks
Lots of red flags around her stranged husband, John.
Her husband seems prime suspect to me.
Dual US-Spain citizen here. Just as in the US, the police here in Madrid focus mainly on the investigation, not on keeping the public informed. This may include withholding info from family members - just as can happen in the US. There have been cases here where the police knew who the perpetrator was for weeks or even months, but nothing was said or leaked as they built their case - they don’t want to tip their hand. In terms of how serious this is being taken, from the local press it appears that it is being taken very, very seriously. Not much can be concluded from the fact that it is called a “missing person” case. These labels define what powers the investigators have - they will escalate the classification of the case when and if they feel they need additional powers of investigation. They will release the photo of the person with the motorcycle helmet if they believe that the public might have relevant info. There may be many reasons to withhold it - they don’t believe it’s linked to the case, there is something in the photo that they don’t want the perpetrator to know that they know, etc. Again, there are many cases where security footage was never released until they had the perpetrator in custody.
This guy being all riled up with "where's the information " from Spanish police would sound ABSURD either way, but after just watching the gilgo beach case it's downright delusional. Spanish police "is not like the US doesn't have the capability yada yada " because they're not doing podcasts about one missing tourist 2 weeks ago, in a gigantic city, when the apparent culprits know what they're doing,when they had local women disappearing in a small village for DECADES and it turns out the guy lived walking distance away from the bodies. I'm not Spanish but stuff like this gets me going and the internet has given a voice (and unfortunately, an audience too!) to people that have ZERO fn business talking about the things they do, like this guy's assumptions and takes made me quit watching half way through, I'm not one to listen to people with 40 IQ( being generous here) acting like they know better than professionals but hey, welcome to RUclips!" "☝️🤓i don't think " yeah, i can see that pal
You are always very respectful and honest in your videos, always here for them.
I think based on what our Spanish friends have said in these comments, there's likely some requirements or procedures LE in Spain have to follow that are unfamiliar to us in the US, which causes some confusion. It sounds like more is likely happening behind the scenes than we can find out or they are willing to tell even the family. Hopefully the state department can help facilitate better communication with the family and LE. I'm sure theres a ton of coordination that is complicated between the US, Serbia, and Spain. I imagine it is happening but this coverage may encourage it to happen faster.
I understand your frustration about the lack of details for this case and certainly at least the Madrid area could have been named on articles. However, as a European I think I may have a better understanding on this matter.
I don't speak for the whole of Europe but I do know how things work at least in the UK and Italy. LE tend to keep their cards very close to their chest, they release the minimum of details possible and investigations are indeed very private. Unless you have specific and trustworthy tv programs dedicated to missing people and murder cases, done in collaboration with the police and where help from the public is explicitly sought (and they do exist: Chi l'ha Visto on RAI television in Italy and Crimewatch on the BBC in the UK), general publications and media either have very few details or it's common policy to release the bare minimum.
I don't know which method is more fruitful l: sometimes public knowledge is the turning point in a case, other times it damages the investigation. But I get the frustration of the family and friends, as well as that of those RUclipsrs who try to help.
I’m from Czechia and I can confirm this. Our police almost never releases detailed information to the public and when they do, it’s months later after they run into a dead end. Same with the media, they publish only the most basic information, sometimes not even the gender of victims. Things are done differently in Europe to protect people’s privacy.
Friends and family were also likely told not to release details that might harm the investigation. When asked about Ana's last phone pings, her friend replied on Facebook that she could not comment, not that she didn't know.
I totally agree, it's the same in France.
She is going through a nasty divorce alot of money involved husband doesn’t like it and is not concerned for her welfare. Personally think he hired someone to kill her. Has gone to Serbiaso can’t be extradited back to states. Hope I’m wrong and she is still alive
There is a huge difference between Colombian Spanish and "Google translate" Spanish, so I believe her brother when he says it wasn't her who wrote it. Sadly, as someone who lives in South America and has dozens of friends who have moved to Spain, I know that there is a lot discrimination against South Americans there and the police might not be interested in fully investigating her disappearance due to that (or even care at all). To them, she's just another "sudaca," that's it.
Absolutely - the difference in dialects between Spanish speaking countries is massive! My sister has dual Canadian/Mexican citizenship, and my BFF is Puerto Rican, and comparing their Spanish is always hilarious, because even in that short distance, the language has evolved so much that some standard Mexican sayings are downright filthy in Puerto Rican Spanish, and vice versa! One thing that they can both agree on though, is that standard "Spain" Spanish is weird, and makes no sense to them as people with roots in Latin America. I have no comment, since I only speak DuoLingo "tourist" Spanish. I guess I need to spend more time at my sister's place in Nayarit!
In normal circumstances...yes. But she is a rich American citizen who is a pretty woman...the press in America and Spain should be all over this case. I think it's obvious who kidnapped her and possibly killed her (or paid someone to do so). Poor lady.
@@thing_under_the_stairs If your first language is Spanish (from any Hispanic country in the Americas) AND you're well-read (or at least have a broad vocabulary) then Spaniard Spanish doesn't sound weird at all, it actually makes a lot of sense. I'm Mexican and I have no trouble whatsoever communicating with Spaniards.
I do agree there are differences when it comes to vocabulary, but they're not insurmountable...it's not like French and Québecois French, for example.
I'm Mexican, living in France and married to a Frenchman, and all the Spaniards I've met have been very nice to me, they always tell me that they feel we have a bond because of our shared language and origins.
Yes, there is discrimination in Spain, but no more than in other countries. I'd even say there's less discrimination in Spain than in the States.
You have no idea, only talking shit
There is not one detail that you provided that is not absolutely terrifying. Prayers for Anna's safe return.
How much more obvious does her soon-to-be ex husband wants to make it to look like he did it (or paid someone to do it on his behalf). C'mon! A few days before she is kidnapped, he reports his motorcycle gear is suddenly stolen...I bet you anything that's even his motorcycle helmet seen on camera...didn't even bother to buy a new one. He's seen in the general area of Spain and n-o-t at his house, his normal place of residence, where mail & Amazon boxes are stacked up? And he suddenly leaves the area, supposedly, right after the kidnapping (or he'll claim 'just before'). Someone with his same helmet (I am assuming it's the ex's), half hour before the kidnapping, late at night at 9:30 pm, spray paints all over the cameras in the elevator and common areas that she will be walking thru, and then she is "missing" at 10:00 pm. The text messages from her phone are obviously not hers. With the following info, IMHO, I think the ex did it. I don't even think she was lured downstairs and into the night by a phone call that she had a package or someone needing her to come outside to him. Why spray paint cameras in the building if you're just going to lure her out...whoever did it was going to be O-N those cameras otherwise and that's why he painted them. I think he took off the motorcycle stuff, had regular clothes underneath, had a gun or knife, went up to her door, and walked her (close enough to her or had the weapon in a pocket) out of that building to a close-by or waiting car. If you were the ex, and you paid someone to kidnap her (which where would you get a guy willing to do that in a foreign country no less, he might talk, and also it could be a setup with an uncover police officer)...wouldn't you be 1/2 way across the world from where the kidnapping was happening with all sorts of people around (eye witnesses) and make sure you were on camera, to solidify your alibi??? Maybe make sure you were at home? Wouldn't the anonymous person who was paid to kidnap her use his own disguise and not the ex's? No need for it to be "stolen" then. This seems sloppily done, maybe even last minute to me. Mail/delivery boxes left at his house. His motorcycle stuff stolen just days before so he didn't have to buy a disguise. And the ex was in the general area "just before" she gets kidnapped and suddenly leaves the area? C'mon. At the very least, IMHO, the ex kidnapped her, and may have handed her off to someone else, if there was someone he paid...and I don't even think t-h-a-t happened...I think the ex did it all himself. I bet you anything, when police get ahold of his (the ex's) and/or her phones, it would show where he went with her and they'll find her. Sadly, we're seen this scenario many times before in divorce situations. Poor lady. R.I.P.
The motorcycle gear was stolen in Florida and the helmet guy was seen in Spain. I don't think the same helmet was used.
La familia tiene que hacer de detectives. Tienen que ir al aeropuerto de Madrid y que les den las listas de los viajeros procedentes de Serbia en los días precedentes del desaparecimiento de Ana.
Very good advice.
David’s guilty
Hopefully I’m wrong
He's been arrested
I live in Madrid and this creeps me out
I'm glad you are working on this case! There has been so little coverage.😢
Husband...
I'm glad you're family member is ok John. I think this was organized maybe the husband.
I hope Ana is ok, the hole spray paint thing. on her floor and elevator seems fishy? I don't think this, was some random act! or teenagers playing around.
Husband was out of country BEFORE she left . He could have tracked her down in Spain and done something...
He was arrested a couple days ago
The person who sent the text was concerned someone saw them leaving, talking casually. She knew the man she left with. A non-Spanish, Serbian friend or relative of her estranged husband.
It's absolutely exhausting when police assume women are missing vs murdered, & then refuse to investigate. My money is on the husband as per usual.
Another comment mentioned that the local media is reporting the police got permission to track her phone and are reviewing cameras but that Spains LE tends to be more tight lipped about details than in the US.
She’s one of ours, Our country needs to get this ball rolling. She needs to come home safe to her family!!!
Those texts definitely seem questionable to me, not even knowing her
Just like in Missy Bever's case, a helmet. I wouldn't be surprised if this was this Persons inspiration.
it's a pretty standard tactics used by criminals worldwide
lol what @@Every1ShouldSparkle
Helmets have been used as a disguise to commit crimes since forever; I doubt the perpetrator needed inspiration. They may not even be aware of who Missy Beaver was.
@@ShroomFactory people committing crimes with helmets. Like a petrol stations etc. That's why loads of places have signs saying helmets off etc
Maybe where you live, but not in the USA.@@Every1ShouldSparkle
I’m sadly concerned the ex partner is involved. Possibly Arrin Stoner could break down the extremely valuable video coverage of the helmet spray paint assailant. Many many prayers for a safe return 🙏🏻🙏🏻💜
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seems like she never left alive out of her place!😢😢
Hi i just want to say that trafficking victims don’t tend to be this age .. they usually look for the young ladies and that covering from a strange man of cameras sounds like she was a target from the get go .. someone wanted her gone.. hmmmm .. pray shes found safely in Jesus name Amen 🤍
John! I know this is unrelated but PLEASE cover the Mercedes Vega case out of Tempe, AZ. So tragic and horrific and incredibly upsetting it hasn't been solved yet. I looked and could not find that you've covered it but if you have then my bad but I think it's a very important case to get out there.
husband seems sus
It's so sad that this channel hasn't more views.
John is good.
@kathybartlett624 Yes, he is. He truly cares.
Obviously planned
Agree. Very planned and keep where cams where. Sounds like someone who knows her well and her routine
If this was a Stalker, how would they know which people to contact on her phone & exactly what to say? English to the friend, Spanish to her Brother, that seems to him to have been entered into Google translate so doesn't sound like Ana with her Columbian throwback, to actually be writing it? Possibly the estranged Husband hired somebody then? Or maybe at the viewing of the apartment(s), there could have been another person viewing who overheard her telling the EA where she currently lived? Or, as is common, she filled in details at the viewing for the Agency to capture incase she lost that apartment & they would be able to find her something similar, & that same "other property viewer" saw those details? She's definitely in danger & didn't disappear of her own free will. I think a PI needs to be hired being a foreign Country as laws are so different. FBI also needs to get involved after 12 days of no trace of her is very concerning...
Good point about the stalker knowing what language
There was another woman missing in Pamplona, a Dominican; possibly her remains were found in a river.
Spain has had a huge infflux of migrants and not the best types either this case may well never be solved.
There is NO indication migrants have anything to do with this. Take your racism elsewhere.
yea he migrated from Serbia
Yah this is a weird case. I lived in Spain 5 months, and I think its statistically safer than the USA. I never had a problem even with only limited Spanish. The case is weird because it seems like its related to the husband more and more as we go through the video. Also the text messages do seem cryptic and of course the guy suffering a robbery isnt believable.
There is a number a name on the intercom system, could someone clean it up using AI? I have seen people are using it to clean up grainy old photographs.
I will asume its just the address and building number, plus the phone number for the concierge and then each button has a label for the corresponding apartment.
I believe it says Francisco Silvela 65 which is a building in Madrid in the Salamanca area.
You can see a map of the building on Google. It looks like there is a KFC attached to it that closes at 11 PM. @@BelyLoc
Do not expect much help from a foreign police dept if you end up as a missing person. 100 questions and no single answer. 🤦🏼
Lots of answers have been revealed a few days ago
@@ShroomFactory I had a feeling her husband had something to do with her disappearance. Why was he in Europe around the same time as Ana? They were going through a really nasty divorce. I expect this story to appear on a future episode of 48 Hours. Another tragic story about a murdered spouse. Damn!
Wow prayers for the family for her safe return
I hope she’s found safe.
Has her brother tried the Ambassador of the country she went missing.
I think at 17:44 when they show the Spanish and English text msgs side by side, they're showing us a translated version of the Spanish text message they got from her, just so we can read it ourselves. They said she's a native Spanish speaker. (I think so. It is confusing.)
Lost brain cells watching half of this, this guy's assumptions are absolutely ridiculous, i would LOVE to know what kind of portfolio he's got to be this condescending to professionals 😂
Spanish police needs to make daily vlogs for youtubers to milk content from, or they "don't have the capability " of solving this 2 weeks ago case, NOW the US police those guys are the sh t,ask the gilgo beach victims families, only took them what,FIFTEEN YEARS to catch a guy that disposed the bodies of his American victims 2 miles away from his house,the Spanish police should be ashamed of themselves not having solved this tourist's disappearance in the middle of the night, with tampered with cameras and no witnesses!
I don’t know why I kept scrolling past her story when I was going through the videos to listen to but as soon as I saw you posted an update of arrest, I knew I couldn’t listen to the update without listening about her disappearance first. I am now on my way to the update video.
If it was America it will take time also. Thousands off people go missing every year. They have to give law inforcement time.
Update: husband has been charged based off evidence of him buying spray paint and duct tape in Madrid hardware store
Did the guy get a prenup? Because if not, it is possible he did hire someone to take her out, specially outside the us where i presume they got married; He didn’t want to go through divorce process where he ends up losing financially one way or another, plus he obviously didnt care about her anymore having replaced her already
Looks like there is more information on local news channels regarding the exact location of her apartment. I really hope they firgure out what happened to her! 😞
65 francisco silvela
It's real fishy that she was just going to get a divorce and turns up missing
I wish she had stayed here or overseas with family. It's dangerous being a woman traveling and living alone. The us embassy doesn't have a lot of power in these cases. Unless it's a high-profile person, they're not active at all. Plus, the local authorities are useless and can be paid off. This doesn't look good.
I've traveled into many countries by myself. I'm a woman. But I DON'T wear nice jewelry. I DON'T were makeup. I DON'T wear sexy clothes. I DON'T smile at strangers. I watch my surroundings.
@@CeciliaBrown-dc9dw smart to not draw attention to yourself.
Spain is in no way more corrupt than the US. This apparently was a targeted attack.
I travelled all over Europe by myself when I was 19 years old, so I'm not afraid to travel alone just because I'm a woman. There are some countries I'd never visit, but I wouldn't visit them even if I were a man, they're just very unsafe IMO. But going to Spain by yourself? No problem at all.
Europe is not extra dangerous for women, as long as they apply common sense safety measures. The US is much more dangerous if you look at statistics.
I love all of your videos ❤
I'm wondering if the husband set up a very attractive guy to get her attention and lure her into danger.
How? She was in the apartment at 10pm and probably went to bed. There was no time to “lure” her.
@@SvobodovaEva If she went to bed, how was she taken? There was no break-in and no obvious signs of a struggle in the apartment. I surely wouldn't answer the door late at night in her situation.
@@indicolite3355 Hard to tell without more details. Probably the next day as soon as she left.
@@ShroomFactory Not if his intention wasn't to hide his identity from Ana, but from law enforcement (who would be the one looking at camera footage).
@@polkadots716 He looked directly in the camera after spray painting it partially
I see all those names in the apartment building. Does anyone who lives there own a motorcycle? Are there frequent delivery men on motorcycles that frequent this building? The door bell footage may hold the key to solving this case. If the police see any old footage of any men making deliveries (food or packages) to this building. They could all be potential suspects. I hope her family gets answers on where Anna is and what happened. 🙏
if you look at Google images of the address, there are 20+ motorcycles within view.
@@ShroomFactory that should narrow it down. It has to be someone she met or made deliveries to her address. It might be someone who lives in that building too. They were known to that building that’s why they spray painted the cameras. Because people in that building would be able to identify him!
@@ShroomFactory can you share the address? I have been trying to find it but only Salamanca area and someone said there is a burger kind downstairs
The police must investigate the husband's mobile traffic, everyone he met and everything he did before the trip to Serbia. If he is involved in Ana's disappearance, clues will emerge.
This poor woman was definitely abducted on the street. The message seems to be pre-emptively explaining any possible footage from an overlooked security camera. His mind was on the cameras. I really hope Ana is found safe. What a nightmare for her loved ones.
Another camera that was inside her building has been sprayed too, so perhaps she was't abducted outside.
The door was locked from outside, I read somewhere she was seen outside around 10 pm by neighbours , maybe she ran to a store real quick and he got her on the way into the elevator.
She was carried out in a suitcase seen on camera
The lack of information from Madrid police is very poor. It sounds like she was likely targetted, and the texts don't seem natural. You naturally look at the ex-husband as they are going through a divorce. Very worrying 😟
It’s a common procedure to not release detailed information unless the police hits a dead end. Maybe they already know the husband did it and are just collecting more evidence for a court case.
very true@@SvobodovaEva
The ex did it, he most likely paid someone. Mark my words.
I just read up on the articles I could find in both languages & the strangest thing I’ve ever seen is a judge BLOCKED the police from being able to search her phone & do a full search on her apartment!! Even though they said “no signs of a robbery” I’m wondering how they could know that, unless they did a quick search? Denied both requests from police?!! Police think she’s missing, family think she’s missing, yet judges are actively keeping a search from happening- WTF?
Apparently they're now searching her phone. Maybe there's some sort of requirement to wait a certain period? EU countries tend to have much stronger privacy protections which is why many countries can't do genetic genealogy for instance
There was no sign of a break-in into her apartment and nobody else in the building reported any incident.
I read somewhere here that her husband is in Serbia and comes from Belgrade. There are probably quite a few Knezevic in Belgrade and Serbia but US Embassy could attempt to find him through police in Belgrade. On US passport he could travel to Madrid witout leaving any trace? A good chance is to observe her and his bank/CC accounts
So whoever wrote the messages must have known she had gone to therapy. Must be someone she knew...
Her husband wrote them
⛲ The supposed friend, Sanna Rameau claimed that Ana María visited her in *Austria* But, when reviewing her photographs, it is obvious that she forgot to mention that they also traveled to France together! There is a photo of the two of them in front of the fountain ⛲ "Fontaine de la Rotonde" in
🍷🥐Aix-en-Provence, *France*!🇫🇷 In addition, there are photographs of both of them, together in the district of 🎨👨🏻🎨Le Panier in 🥖🍷Marseille, *France* 🇫🇷. Why didn't she share this information with 👮♀the police or the 📰media? Did she forget her? 🤔 (These photos were published by the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA newspaper)😮
They must have something on CCTV, and they don't give away anything. Otherwise, they would address the public with appeals for help. As simple as that
They have CCTV of the person buying the spray paint + duct tape, plus license plate readers, CCTV of the partially spray-painted cameras, etc.
Halfway through the video so it may come up. Has anyone tracked down the therapist? Could it be a trafficking situation? The therapist would know personal information, including knowing that she was alone and in a vulnerable situation with the divorce. She is randomly approached by a man, just after therapy and swept off her feet, he obviously said the right things to gain her trust and interest.
The messages were likely not sent by her, so the story about meeting a man isn't true.
Highly doubt she met anyone. Fabricated by the texter. She was leaving for Barcelona Monday morning but Saturday she texted she will be gone for a few days with this guy she met on the street. Doesnt ad up
7:28 it is very weird there is no camera captations in that street. For what i can see in the picture of the street interphone, the building is located in Calle Francisco Silvela, 65. Just in the center of Madrid
yes, and there is a KFC at the front of the building that is open until 11 PM.
61 people go missing in Spain every day. There is a rising trend of hundreds and hundreds of dead bodies turning up all over Spain. There are many thousands of people still missing
The sky is blue
@@ShroomFactory Seek help Tinkerbell 🤔😆😆
Grass is green @@jeffhampton2767
sounds like someone who English is not their main language by the way they word things
I am confused, if she went to Spain to visit who? then she said she is going to see the aparmetn with someone, a friend of mine she said, but , who is her friend in Spain, who is the contact in Spain
She wasn’t kidnapped. She left with the husbands family member who sent that text in case anyone saw them as he was taking her off to where he killed her. He was paid off by the husband. There were businesses involved. Lots of money. How sick
Thank you!
There is something weird on this case, because if was kidnapped( which I believe) how they moved the body? With a motorcycle? Someone has any idea on this? Usually a car is much better option…
He was seen leaving her apartment with a suitcase.
@@ShroomFactoryWho? The husband?
i don`t think that Ana was kidnapped!I think she was murdered in her appartment in Madrid and then the killer put her body in a suitcase!And I think the killer was her ex husband David!He wanted the money for himself and he was jealous.
Has she been found yet?
No, but there have been developments. Her husband has been arrested.
@@LordanARTS oh wow! Hope this comes to a conclusion soon then, Thanks John!
I hope the US is able to pressure law enforcement in Madrid to obtain a search warrant to enter her apartment. I fear that is where she will be found.
John, have you tried using the picture of the painted camera to reverse search? I am sure sooner or later someone who lives there will share a picture they took on social media. It will provide you with a location to be able to see the area.
her apartment was checked by the fire department
If you google the address you can see it - Francisco Silvela 65
Another thought is could she have wanted to intentionally “disappear “ to get away from the marriage/divorce or something else in her life? Maybe she wanted a fresh start ? Hope she’s ok in any case.
According to one article, she was still on speaking terms with her husband (not divorced yet). The article even claimed that the husband spoke to her on the day she disappeared.
@@indicolite3355 interesting! Such a mystery.
She was divorcing her millionaire husband, not her brother, family + friends.
Srbija is not in EU ,we must show documents when travel to other country ,but husband is here ...authorities,media,fbi knows where is he,he s not escape and hiding....investigation is too slow,they can do much more that they doing. Tnx for cover cases like this
He doesn't look Serbian.
PSYOP!
I hope the Authorites have checked to see if he flew from Spain to Serbia. Strange that he just happened to have a helmet stolen 🤔 To me…. That’s suspish
He drove
Is this a hit from the husband, soon to be ex-husband?
I feel like it is. 😔 💐
Madrid has been my home for the past 30 years since I quit the U.S. I will only say one thing: my money is on the husband. I do not think she will be found alive unfortunately. Whoever took her either convinced her with a lie to go with him or her or she is somewhere on the property where she lived. Spanish police are astute and they will get to the bottom of this.
Sounds to me like human trafficking… Yall ever seen the movie TAKEN
You mean she might've been taken,looks like he doesn't want 2be involve,yeah strange;)
I always suspect an ex in such cases.
The missing trucker, David Schultz, is one of several cases that make me actually consider alien abduction.
ET has them you say?
she went out on a date, the guy wanted her, she refused, and he wanted revenge-and i wrote this before 12:14
I actually think she's depressed and pretending that she's happy. She sounds Lost first of all she's from Columbia then she was illegally living in the United States and now she was probably illegally living in Spain. It sounds to me like she thinks she could just go do whatever she wants and live wherever she wants but now it has caught up with her, and some evil person has gotten a hold of her probably another illegal since Spain has hundreds of thousands of them. In recent years there are many dead women turning up all over Spain. She is not the first to disappear there are thousands of women missing
It's a good thing you aren't a detective.
@@ShroomFactory lay off the crack princess
She was a US citizen.
@@ShroomFactory Lay off the shrooms Tinkerbell 🤔😆😆
@@norqueen1111 Show me the proof