Overview
- Nathan Osman, 30, was found at the base of a 200m cliff in September 2024, and a post-mortem recorded head and abdominal injuries from a fall.
- The family says health-app data from his recovered phone shows a pace incompatible with walking to the remote site, indicating he was likely in a vehicle.
- Phone metrics also led relatives to conclude he died roughly 30 minutes after his last CCTV sighting in the early hours.
- Relatives have mapped 27 potential CCTV sources and report being told many cameras were not working or that footage had already been erased.
- The death was initially deemed a tragic accident by local police; prosecutors later reopened the case before closing it in September, and a UK family liaison officer is now in place as enquiries continue.