Overview
- The founder of Mango, Isak Andic, fell 150 metres into a ravine near Collbató on December 14, 2024, and his death was later reclassified for new inquiry.
- Investigators arrested his son, Jonathan Andic, in May 2026 on suspicion of manslaughter and released him on €1 million bail with a travel ban and weekly reporting to court.
- Catalunya Ràdio published the 112 emergency-call recording that captures Jonathan shortly after the fall and shows an unexplained eight‑minute interval before the first call.
- Police forensic work by the Mossos d’Esquadra, vehicle geolocation traces from early December and WhatsApp messages cited in a 14‑page judicial decision are being used as nine indicia suggesting non‑accidental involvement.
- The family and defence say Jonathan is innocent and cooperating while the probe continues to examine motive tied to a possible will change, the role of a psychologist, and technical evidence that could affect the legal case and the Mango business estate.