Overview
- Lawyers say Jonathan Andic was arrested last week as a suspect in the December 14, 2024 death of his father, Isak Andic, then released after a judge set €1 million bail and ordered him to surrender his passport and remain in Spain.
- Investigators report unusually strong scrape marks at the Montserrat crash site that they say were consistent with staging rather than an accidental fall.
- Forensic examiners tell the court the body’s position suggested sliding on the back and they found no defensive hand injuries that would be expected in an involuntary fall.
- Prosecutors highlight inconsistencies in Jonathan’s statements plus phone and car navigation data showing multiple prior trips to the trailhead and gaps in WhatsApp records as evidence under review.
- Jonathan publicly denied wrongdoing in an open letter, resigned as Mango vice-president to focus on his defense, and Mango management has said it supports his decision while the pretrial inquiry continues.