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Ana Maria Knezevic traveled from South Florida to Spain in December to get away for a while. Her family and friends say the naturalized American originally from Colombia has been going through a nasty divorce from her Serbian husband, but the trip was also a chance to explore new places.
Then, she vanished ? two weeks ago, shortly after a man wearing a motorcycle helmet disabled the security cameras at her Madrid apartment building by spray painting the lenses. The next day, two friends received separate text messages ? one in English, one in Spanish ? from the 40-year-old's phone saying she was running off for a few days with a man she had just met.David and Ana Knezevic have been married for 13 years and own EOX Technology Solutions Inc., which does computer support for South Florida businesses. Records show they also own a home and two other Fort Lauderdale properties, one of those currently under foreclosure.
Ana's brother, Juan Henao, called the divorce "nasty" in an interview with a Fort Lauderdale detective, a report shows.
"There is a substantial amount of money on the line to be split up between the two and David is not happy about it," the report says.
David Knezevic's current whereabouts are unknown.
Henao told the detective he believes his brother-in-law traveled to his home country of Serbia in January. After Ana disappeared, Henao texted David to ask if he knew her whereabouts. He replied "'Whats up?" before telling Henao that Ana was missing, which he already knew. "Nothing else besides that," Henao said.Madrid police said they would investigate if she didn't show up for her Barcelona trip. When she didn't, detectives asked a Spanish judge for permission to search her phone records and apartment, but absent strong evidence of a crime, they were denied.
Rameau and the Spanish friend then went to her building on Feb. 8, and learned from a clerk about the helmeted man painting the cameras. They alerted police.