That's a fair point. But if Telecinco or El País -one of the finest newspapers in the world IMO- reports on something (whether they name their sources or not) I also think it's reasonable to believe it until there is reason to disbelieve.
Is there specific information in question? I'm having trouble finding opinions / nonsense posted in MSM.
Not that I have seen.
Examples: Information about their properties being sold was dug up by the media. Her family says he's not cooperative, but his lawyer claims he is. Both can't be true.
Both can be true. "Cooperative" has various definitions.
Whene MSM interviews a civilian, they give their take on the situation. That doesn't mean that they (the source) were able to verify the information or that they are unbiased. Defense attorneys often put a spin on it.
I'd like to hear from the police if he's cooperating. Then I'll believe it.
It is the job of both lawyers to spin the narrative.
The police are maintaining silence as not to affect the investigation. This is common practice.
The police in this country will never (or at least almost never) give a press conference or some such during an ongoing investigation. Detectives aren't going to go on the record.
Anyone not in an official capacity, e.g. family, friends or witnesses. As opposed to the investigative authorities that actually have the information.
According to Ana's family lawyer in Spain, on Telecinco's 'TardeAR' program, "the husband has not had the slightest concern in looking for her nor has he collaborated."
Toda la información sobre la extraña desaparición de Ana Knezevich: "parece forzosa y el móvil podría ser económico"
Ana María continúa desaparecida desde el 2 de febrero en Madridwww.lecturas.com
Can you share the source of DK's lawyer stating that David is looking for Ana?
Yea but David's lawyer says David was in Serbia the entire time.Her best friend SR was interviewed for Serbian media. Ana's husband told her that he was in contact with Ana on the day she disappeared. They were still on speaking terms. When he talked to Ana's friend, he was in Florida, but later left for Serbia. According to the friend, there was no history of domestic violence in the marriage.
EKSKLUZIVNO Prijateljica nestale Ane KneževiÄ progovorila o razvodu i životu: "On je u Beogradu, a ona..."
Å panska policija veÄ skoro dve nedelje traga za Anom KneževiÄ (40), koja je misteriozno nestala u Madridu 2. februara. Njena najbolja prijateljica Sana Rameu za Telegraf.rs kaže da veruje da je Ana oteta, te da ne postoji apsolutno nijedan razlog da njena drugarica, sa kojom se svaki dan...www.telegraf.rs
David's lawyer said David was in Serbia at the time. So how could he have met with police if he was in Serbia?According to Ana's brother, her husband first traveled to Serbia on Jan 17, but must have returned to Florida, since on Jan 25 he reported a theft of gear worth $6k from his Mercedes. On that day he met with police. When the brother contacted the husband on Feb 6, the latter only replied that Ana was missing. The police went to the couple's Florida home on Feb 7. Nobody was home and Amazon packages were piled outside.
Florida woman disappears in Madrid after suspicious text, blacked-out surveillance cameras
Ana Knezevic, a 40-year-old Fort Lauderdale businesswoman, has not been seen since the night of Feb. 2.www.tampabay.com
David's lawyer says David was in Serbia before she went missing.
wsvn.com
The post that you quoted from me was posted before the article you are referring to regarding DK's lawyer's statement that was referred to in MSM on February 20th.David's lawyer says David was in Serbia before she went missing.
Attorney: Husband denies any involvement in disappearance of South Florida woman in Spain - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — The husband of a South Florida woman missing in Spain under suspicious circumstances played no part in her disappearance and disputes<a class="excerpt-read-more"...
