The federal authorities said that a man in Florida accused of kidnapping and killing his separate wife – who lived in an apartment in Madrid – had a notebook that contains quotes indicating killing and death.
The FBI regained the notebook while searching for the suspect’s house, according to the court’s report to oppose the bonds submitted on January 31.
Why do it matter
David Knizvic was charged last year for federal kidnapping, which led to death and foreign foreign violence that led to death and foreign murder of an American citizen.
American Public Prosecutor Office, Miami via AP, File
The authorities accuse Knezevich of killing Anna Maria Knezevich after he flew from Miami to Serbia, then went to Madrid. The last time was seen in February 2024 and her body was not found.
What do you know
In May, FBI agents conducted an inspection order at the suspect’s house in Fort Lauderdale. In the court files, the prosecutors argue that a notebook contains famous quotes that shows the “defendant killing mentality.” The quotes include one attributed to Joseph Stalin, the former Prime Minister of the Soviet Union: “Death solves all problems. No man. No problem.” “According to the movement.
Before her disappearance, the separate wife was seeking to get half of the assets she participated with the suspect, the prosecutors said. In WhatsApp messages to friends, she said that the suspect was providing 25 percent instead of court documents.
The federal government said that Knezeviches had “great marital assets” from the IT company they possess and buy and rent vacation real estate in South Florida. The total was “millions”.
The suspect’s brother, Ugljesa Knezevich, has been investigated in the tampering of evidence, but he was not accused.
The FBI said that the brother told the agents that he had been suspended from the suspect, but the two exchanged phone calls and multiple email messages since the suspect was imprisoned, according to a memorandum submitted by the federal government.
David Knizfich’s lawyers made a proposal to review the brother’s electronic devices.
Ken Badwwitz, a lawyer who represents the suspect, told Associated Press that the division of the couple was friendly.
“They were suffering from a bad divorce,” Badwwitz said. This is a fatal mistake.
What people say
Padowitz, in an interview with AP: “David has worked with the authorities. He spoke to investigators in Spain on a number of occasions. He has provided information about the credit card … He got a lawyer in Spain to sign documents that may help the Spanish authorities go to the apartment that rented.
What next
David Knizvic’s trial is scheduled to start on June 16. He is being held in prison without support.
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