Son of Mango Founder Isak Andic Probed in Fashion Tycoon’…

The son of fashion tycoon Isak Andic, the late co-founder and former chairman of the Spanish fast fashion brand Mango, is being probed in his father’s falling death last year.

As reported by local Spanish news outlets via The New York Post, a ten-month look into Andic’s death in the Montserrat caves close to Barcelona in December 2024 has shifted the investigation into a potential homicide case. Initially, police said that Andic’s death, in which he fell off a cliff to his death, was an accident. His 44-year-old son, Jonathan Andic, is being probed as part of the investigation into the billionaire’s death.

Shortly after Andic’s death, his son was appointed to the vice-president position of Mango’s board. Authorities deduced that he has given contradictory statements following his father’s death, and his phone is being searched as a result. Sources said that they will be looking through his call logs and the route that he took on the day. Jonathan was the sole witness to his death.

He told police that he was walking ahead of his father on the Les Feixades trial, when he turned around to see him falling off the route. Sources said that investigators found a “series of clues” that indicated it might not have been an accident. Spanish pro golfer Estefanía Knuth, Andic’s girlfriend, was one of the last people to see him alive, and she told authorities that “the relationship between father and son was bad.”

Jonathan Andic has not been arrested, and so far there’s no evidence to indicate foul play. Following the reports, the Andic family responded only to explain that they will not comment.

“The Andic family has not and will not comment on Isak Andic’s death in all these months,” the statement reads. “However, they wish to show their respect for the ongoing investigations and will continue to cooperate with the relevant authorities, as they have done so far. They are also confident that this process will be concluded as soon as possible and that Jonathan Andic’s innocence will be proved.”

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