I Ran Out in My Underwear With the Baby: Kristina Spalevic's Account

Kristina Spalevic has given a harrowing account on social media of a night that, in her words, has defined the recent period of her life. In a live broadcast, her voice breaking, she described the moment when, she claims, she ran out of her own flat with her two month old baby in her arms. The story she told is heavy and emotional, and she insists she is telling the truth.

According to her version, it all happened while she was still recovering from childbirth. She said she had recently given birth by cesarean, which means her body had only just healed and that any sudden movement is painful for a woman in that state. Despite that, she says she did not think for a second when she heard sounds coming from the bathroom. She took the baby and ran outside, in her underwear, not caring how she looked or where she was going.

Running out in her underwear, as she put it herself, was for her not a question of shame but of survival. The baby was with her, and the only thought, she claims, was to get away. For a woman recovering from a cesarean, that moment carries both a physical and an emotional weight that is hard to put into words.

What, in her words, happened to the dog?

The hardest part of the account concerns the dog. Kristina claims the animal died barely fifteen minutes later, beside the baby, from the effects of a beating. She described the dog as a real trauma on four legs, a creature that, by her account, had been through a great deal before it died. For her it was not just an animal in the house but a member of the family whose final night, she says, she watched up close.

To support her version, she said she holds a veterinary report on the dog’s fractured knee. She also claims that, while it was still alive, she rehomed it with another person in order to remove it from what she describes as a violent situation. Those details, in her words, are part of the documentation she keeps.

This story is part of a wider affair that has gripped the public in recent days, one that also mentions Kristijan Golubovic and television owner Zeljko Mitrovic. Kristina is presenting her side herself, directly to her followers, without intermediaries. She stresses that for now she is stating what she lived through and what, she says, she can prove.

Will the paperwork confirm her story?

What sets Kristina’s account apart is that it does not stop at emotion. She mentions concrete things, a veterinary report, the person the dog was rehomed with, the sequence of events that night. Guilt in this case has not been established in a final court ruling, and everything stated remains at the level of her own claim until matters are fully clarified.

Kristina also described that in the house, alongside the dog whose fate, she says, affected her most, there was a German shepherd that was allegedly also abused. With that she tried to convey the atmosphere in which, she claims, she was living and from which she fled that night with her child.

For now, the only certainty is that Kristina has spoken and that she did so publicly, aware that every word would be analyzed. Her version is distressing, but it remains to be seen how the whole story will develop and how much of what she said will be confirmed.

Do you believe that documents and reports can shed light on a story this difficult, or is the truth in such cases almost impossible to establish fully?