Ana Maria Knezevich Henao, a Colombian-American citizen, went missing in Madrid three months ago during her divorce proceedings [8769b2db]. Her family, devastated by her disappearance, is seeking justice and has been in contact with law enforcement, including the FBI, U.S. Embassy, and Spanish police [df435b01].
Recently, Ana's estranged husband, David Knezevich, was charged with kidnapping in connection with her disappearance [df435b01]. Spanish authorities found no evidence of a robbery in Ana's apartment, and surveillance video allegedly shows David buying spray paint and covering security cameras at the apartment building on the day Ana went missing [df435b01] [8769b2db].
The multinational investigation, led by the FBI in Florida and involving police in Spain and Colombia, as well as the Belgrade Interior Attache Office, resulted in David's arrest at Miami International Airport [8769b2db]. David, who had been living in Serbia, denies any involvement in Ana's disappearance, claiming he was in Serbia at the time. However, documents suggest he traveled to Spain and back [df435b01].
Ana's family held a news conference to raise awareness about her case and express their love and support for her [df435b01]. They are desperate to know what happened to Ana and are determined to seek justice [df435b01]. The investigation into Ana Knezevich's disappearance is ongoing, with authorities from multiple countries working together to uncover the truth [8769b2db].
In a separate but related story, Aimee Grossman, a British citizen, is heartbroken after her husband, Gines Rodriguez, was deported to Spain, leaving her and their daughter behind [b7301a45]. Gines, a Spanish citizen, had lived with Aimee and their daughter from 2016-2018 before returning to the UK in 2021. He applied for the European Union Settlement Scheme but missed the deadline, and they were told to go to Spain or separate. However, they cannot afford a spousal visa [b7301a45].
Gines was detained at Leeds Bradford Airport on June 11 and deported to Malaga Airport on June 15 [b7301a45]. The Home Office refused his application for the settlement scheme due to a lack of evidence. Aimee approached a lawyer for help, but they couldn't afford the fees. The Home Office did not comment on the case [b7301a45].
Yoandri MarÃn, the brother of missing Cuban woman Karildi Caridad MarÃn, expressed his sorrow over her prolonged absence and the pervasive violence in Cuba. Karildi, 24, disappeared on December 14, 2023, after leaving her home for a party in the Cerro municipality of Havana. Yoandri expressed his regret and pain over the separation from his sister and the suffering of many families due to violence and desperation. The family is urgently calling on the community for any information that could help find Karildi. The Observatory of Gender of Alas Tensas is providing support to the family during this difficult time. The hope of finding Karildi alive and well remains strong, and disseminating her image and details is vital to her safe return. The family is grateful for everyone who has helped by sharing information. Contact information for tips: +53 54291630, observatorio@alastensas.com.