Overview
- The founder of Mango, Isak Andic, died after falling from a nearly 100‑metre precipice on December 14, 2024, and his son Jonathan is under judicial investigation for the incident.
- The autopsy shows Andic’s hands had no cuts or injuries that would indicate he tried to grab rocks or vegetation to stop a fall, a point prosecutors say weakens the defence theory of an accidental trip.
- Mossos forensic specialists extracted Apple Health mobility data from Jonathan’s seized phone and ran a controlled test with a new iPhone that produced a similar step and floor‑count signature placing him at and pausing near the exact fatal point on December 10, 2024.
- Jonathan’s defence points to prior medical records and a Mutua Universal video showing knee problems to support an accidental‑fall theory, while investigators highlight inconsistencies in his account and route visibility from his claimed position.
- The instruction in Martorell is nearing conclusion with the judge ordering expanded scientific reconstructions and dozens of witness statements, and those actions will be pivotal to whether prosecutors press formal charges.