Pushed off a cliff due to inheritance battles? Two years after the death of the owner of the Mango fashion empire, questions remain open

Two years after the mysterious death of Isak Andic, founder of the Mango fashion empire, the storm surrounding the circumstances of his death has not subsided. His son, Jonathan Andic, is suspected of murdering his father after he fell from a cliff on Montserrat mountain in Catalonia. A secret police investigation revealed contradictions in his account, a deep inheritance conflict, and findings at the scene allegedly indicating a deliberate act. Jonathan was released on bail and charged with murder.

Two years after the death of Isak Andic, founder of the Mango fashion empire, the storm surrounding the circumstances of his death has not subsided. Andic, whose fortune is estimated at 4.5 billion euros, fell from a 150-meter cliff on Montserrat mountain in Catalonia in December 2024. His son, Jonathan Andic, who was with him that day, is suspected of murdering his father. A secret police investigation revealed contradictions in Jonathan's account, a deep inheritance conflict over the father's wish to reorganize his fortune into a charitable foundation, and findings at the scene allegedly indicating a deliberate act. Jonathan was arrested in May 2026, released on bail of one million euros, and an indictment was filed against him. The family and the company deny the suspicions.