Overview
- This Friday the sisters Judith and Sara Andic told the judge they knew of their father’s foundation plans, defended their brother Jonathan’s innocence, and said the family would carry forward the foundation project.
- Estefanía Knuth, the late founder’s partner, testified that Isak intended to rewrite his testament to create a foundation that would shift part of his wealth away from his children.
- A Barcelona psychiatrist who saw father and son once said he disagreed with a therapist’s push to treat the dispute as an “inheritance in life” issue and handed documents and audio to the court.
- Jonathan Andic remains formally accused in the inquiry; he was detained on May 19 and later released on bail, and magistrates say the case is built on circumstantial indicia rather than direct forensic proof.
- The hearings sharpen two practical effects: the siblings’ pledge to form the promised foundation and growing judicial scrutiny of the family therapy and its role in the inheritance dispute, which could shape later evidence and legal strategy.