Overview
- Mossos d’Esquadra's digital forensics show Isak Andic’s phone recorded photos at the trailhead at 12:17 and then registered no movement or use immediately before the fatal fall, a finding the police incorporated into the case file.
- The investigating judge has, at the prosecutor’s request, ordered the deceased’s complete medical records and a new technical reconstruction to test whether the 100‑metre precipice fall resulted from a slip or from an external force.
- Jonathan Andic was detained on May 19 and is formally investigated for homicide but was released on a €1 million bail while the inquiry continues.
- Prosecutors point to what they call contradictions in Jonathan’s statements, prior visits to the route, delays in his emergency calls and the autopsy’s lack of defensive hand injuries; the defense counters with private peritajes that model an accidental trip tied to alleged knee gonarthrosis and condemns repeated media leaks.
- Next procedural steps include new expert reports, phone-traffic and witness evidence checks, testimony from the family therapist and hikers who aided Jonathan, and a possible specialist team review that will influence whether the case moves from inquiry to formal charges.