She Set Me Up: Golubovic Goes to Police, Vows Countersuit

Kristijan Golubovic has switched from defense to attack. After days of a heated affair over a dead dog and an avalanche of accusations against him, he now claims he went to the police, and, as he says, with proof that the whole thing was set up. In the same breath, he is announcing a countersuit, and for public lynching at that.

Golubovic is not speaking quietly about this. According to him, the footage circulating online, footage that has, in the court of public opinion, already convicted him, was in fact edited. He claims someone stands behind the whole story with a clear goal, to harm him, and that this is exactly what he intends to prove before the authorities.

As a reminder, the whole saga escalated after footage linked to the dog’s death surfaced, over which both he and Kristina Spalevic reportedly lost their television engagements. Golubovic is now turning that same story on its head and presenting himself as a victim of manipulation rather than a culprit.

What exactly does Golubovic claim?

Golubovic says he fully denies the animal cruelty accusations. He claims he did not do it and that he will, as he puts it, prove his version of events, including the claim that certain clips were edited after the fact. It should be stressed that guilt has not been legally established in either direction, so for now it all remains at the level of claims from one side and the other.

Filip Car has also become entangled in the story, accusing Golubovic of allegedly threatening to kill him. As the reason, he cited the fact that Car had earlier been in a relationship with Golubovic’s former partner. Golubovic responds to those accusations with a counteroffensive, so what began as his problem is now growing into a clash of several figures, each with their own version.

This is not the first time Golubovic’s name has come up in a police context this season. In mid-June he was reportedly already at the police over alleged threats to his former partner. Now, a month and a half later, he is back in the same corridors, but this time, by his own account, in the role of the one filing a report, not the one against whom it is filed.

Counterattack or flight from responsibility?

For the audience following this story, the move is clear. Golubovic has decided not to wait for the outcome, but to take the initiative himself and, publicly and on camera, announce lawsuits. In doing so he signals that he does not feel guilty and that he intends to fight to the end, no matter how much footage has already come out.

On the other side, part of the public sees in such announcements a classic attempt to divert attention from the substance. Whether this is a man who really was framed or a figure fleeing responsibility, that, if the case truly gets that far, will have to be answered by the authorities, not by social media.

For now, only one thing is certain. Kristijan Golubovic is no longer keeping quiet or defending himself, but attacking, claiming he was framed and announcing a countersuit for public lynching. Do you believe the footage was really edited, as he claims, or do you think this is just an attempt to escape responsibility?