Catalan investigators have shifted their focus on Isak Andic's 71-year-old son Jonathan as a potential suspect in the billionaire fashion mogul's death. The case, which initially appeared to be an accident, has now been reclassified as a possible homicide.
According to sources cited by El País and La Vanguardia, Jonathan's account of the events leading up to his father's fall is being questioned, with some describing it as "inconsistent". Moreover, his partner Estefanía Knuth told investigators that the relationship between Andic and his son was strained.
Police have found no concrete evidence to explain what happened in the ravine where Andic fell, but a series of clues suggest that the circumstances surrounding his death may be more complex than initially thought. Jonathan's official status has also been changed from witness to possible suspect, according to reports.
The Andic family has strongly denied any involvement and released a statement expressing their respect for the ongoing investigations and commitment to cooperating with authorities. However, sources close to the case suggest that tensions between the father and son were running high at the time of his death.
Andic's legacy in the fashion world is cemented through his eponymous brand, which has expanded into dozens of stores across Europe since its founding by the entrepreneur in 1984. As noted by César de Vicente, the current global retail director of Mango, Andic had a vision for creating a cohesive brand identity that would resonate with customers worldwide.
According to sources cited by El País and La Vanguardia, Jonathan's account of the events leading up to his father's fall is being questioned, with some describing it as "inconsistent". Moreover, his partner Estefanía Knuth told investigators that the relationship between Andic and his son was strained.
Police have found no concrete evidence to explain what happened in the ravine where Andic fell, but a series of clues suggest that the circumstances surrounding his death may be more complex than initially thought. Jonathan's official status has also been changed from witness to possible suspect, according to reports.
The Andic family has strongly denied any involvement and released a statement expressing their respect for the ongoing investigations and commitment to cooperating with authorities. However, sources close to the case suggest that tensions between the father and son were running high at the time of his death.
Andic's legacy in the fashion world is cemented through his eponymous brand, which has expanded into dozens of stores across Europe since its founding by the entrepreneur in 1984. As noted by César de Vicente, the current global retail director of Mango, Andic had a vision for creating a cohesive brand identity that would resonate with customers worldwide.
just wondering how things can go from "accident" to possible homicide like 5 days after? seems too fast 
also dont get me wrong jonathan andic's gotta be looked into, but cant we get more info on the actual circumstances before jumping to conclusions? 
my heart goes out to isak andic's family, this must be super tough for them 
So they're saying Jonathan's story doesn't add up and his ex-partner said their relationship was TOXIC!!! 
I'm not surprised though, the Andic family has always been kinda private and controlling. But what really gets me is how much pressure there must be on this guy now that he's a person of interest 
. I mean, if they're saying his relationship with his dad was STRAINED, it's not like it's a shocker... but still, the police have to investigate and get to the bottom of it 
. can we get some real clues here instead of just speculation?
. I'm not surprised though, Andic was basically a billionaire and his family must've been pretty connected to have all these resources poured into investigating his death. But at the same time, I feel like we're jumping to conclusions here - Jonathan's account of events seems suspicious, but what if it's just that? What if they really didn't mean for things to go down this way? 
. And can we talk about how complex family relationships are already? Adding a murder investigation on top of that just seems like too much drama for one family 
Jonathan's account is already being questioned and now he's a suspect?! The tension between him and his dad was supposed to be high, but still, it's wild how things are unfolding 
. And what about Estefanía Knuth? Her statement sounds pretty suspicious 
First it was an accident, then they found some inconsistencies in his story... now he's a suspect? 
My gut is telling me that there's more to this than meets the eye. I mean, the tension between Isak and Jonathan was already known, but did anyone think it'd lead to this? 
it's like something out of a thriller movie. the more i read about it, the more i'm wondering if there's some other motive at play here... maybe it's not just about the strained relationship between Andic and Jonathan after all 
anyway, I'm keeping an eye on this one - it's definitely making headlines and getting everyone talking 
. I'm sure his legacy will live on, but it's still tough to see the people closest to him being scrutinized under a microscope 
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. And what's with the "inconsistent" account from Jonathan? I'm sure he's hiding something 
. The Andic family is trying to spin this, but let's not forget, they're in it for the money 
. His fashion brand is worth millions, after all. It's only a matter of time before it all comes crashing down 
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The fact that his own son is being questioned as a suspect? 
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. It's just so tragic 
. I guess you never know what's going on behind closed doors, huh? 
. First they say it's an accident and then suddenly it's a homicide? Yeah right, like they're not trying to pin this on someone just because Andic was a billionaire. I mean, what's the rush? Jonathan's story doesn't add up at all, all those inconsistencies... it's suspicious. And his partner is saying their relationship with her dad was strained? That's just great, now they're trying to use personal stuff against him. This whole thing reeks of corruption