Accusations of infidelity and mistreatment surfaced. Apparently Ana confided in one of her female friends (Google translation):
"He had a lover in Bogotá who went and was with her even while I was with him trying to fix things with the couples' therapist and while he was yelling at me that I was a b**** for putting him on trial in front of others, and he was making plans with her. I realized later that he left me like a dog on the street in Belgrade. I don't think I can forgive that anymore and the sex, I don't even tell you, terrible for me. I was already being abused at that point. It was very aggressive."
Madrid Directo ha podido acceder en exclusiva a las imágenes de la casa donde vivía Ana María y su exmarido David Knezevich, al testimonio en...
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Now, about a woman on the side, this is 100% believable. In fact, this was my first thought when I heard that David was not going to Spain. That there was another woman involved, and it was a rather serious relationship, and David's actions were likely meant to show to that woman that Ana was in his past.
As to the rest, welcome to the soap opera. If Ana's friend is talking to tabloids about the Knezeviches' sex life, this is what it is turning into (to remind to everyone, they were married for 12+ years.)
I strongly suspect that the smartie lawyer has advised the members of David's family in Serbia to keep their mouths shut, otherwise we'd hear their "installments" into the family saga. And the woman in Bogota is probably serious about the relationship, otherwise she'd sell her story to the same tabloids.
Too bad i don't like popcorn. I am not enthralled with David; if anything, I have certain suspicion about the very beginning of his marriage. And it can be predicted that, having lost interest in Ana, he likely behaved like a total brute. But I am not quite sure that he "disappeared" his wife. In fact, there seem to be more people involved in the story. Perhaps someone yet totally unknown to us will pop up.
So honestly, I think that David's decision - to go to Serbia and hire a smooth-talking lawyer to represent him - is the smartest one. He is a planner.
This article says that the ex-husband wanted a larger share of the couple's assets as he "had provided everything in terms of the intellectual."
Also, it says that the family directly asked him to come to Spain to help search for her. And that to hear the lawyer say that the marriage was normal was "to laugh in their faces."
I wonder if his reports to the police about the burglary and about being attacked were prompted by fear, in anticipation of the divorce, or "something else." I also ask myself if he is sincerely afraid to go to Spain for fear of being abducted, too. He appears a multi-layered person.
Another thought, since we seem to have more people involved (what about the other woman, for example? Or some Bumble guys?). David did not fall for a Serbian beauty, and his parents probably wanted him to; he might have a certain type, and I would not be surprised to find out that "the other woman" resembles Ana, both in exotic good looks and vibrant personality. But since there was definitely passion in the beginning, perhaps the same would apply to Ana? It would be interesting to find out if Ana was seen in Salamanca with a man physically resembling David.
Putting down a disappeared wife as intellectually inferior doesn't surprise me; in some ways, David must be quite blunt.
