Jonathan Andic, the 45-year-old heir to the Mango retail empire, is under investigation for the suspicious death of his father, Isak Andic, who fell more than 100 metres from a cliff near Barcelona. Judge Raquel Nieto Galvan's writ indicates that Jonathan may have played an 'active and premeditated role' in his father's demise, fueled by a financial grudge against him. The judge noted that Jonathan had expressed a strong desire for his inheritance while his father was still alive, which contributed to their strained relationship. Witnesses reported Jonathan's feelings of hatred and resentment, particularly after Isak retracted responsibilities he had given to his son at Mango in 2015.

The investigation revealed inconsistencies in Jonathan's statements to police and emergency services regarding the events of the day of the fall. Tracking data showed he visited the site multiple times prior to the incident, contradicting his claims of only visiting once. Furthermore, police simulations suggested that Isak's fall was not accidental, as the evidence did not support a slip. The case remains ongoing, with Jonathan Andic yet to be formally charged.