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Judge Orders Phone-Data Sweep as Inquiry Seeks Third Parties in Mango Founder’s Death

The court has sought antenna records to identify witnesses to help determine whether the son acted with others.

Overview

  • The fatal fall of Mango founder Isak Andic on December 14, 2024 is now treated as possibly non-accidental and is under criminal instruction.
  • Police forensics reconstructed the fall to a six-second window at 12:28:20–12:28:26 and used that timing to target mobile-antenna connections in the area.
  • The judge has ordered six operators to hand over logs for December 7, 10 and 14 to locate phones that connected to Collbató antennas and identify potential witnesses or companions.
  • Jonathan Andic is formally accused of the alleged homicide, avoided pretrial detention by posting a €1 million bond, and faces further evidence gathering including his Ecuador trip records and recovered WhatsApp messages.
  • The inquiry is also examining the role of a family psychologist and other third parties as investigators collect witness statements and technical data before the appeals court rules on the defense challenge to pretrial measures.