Jonathan Andic, the eldest son of Isak Andic — who built Mango into one of Europe's largest fashion retailers — has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his father after a judge ruled there was sufficient evidence to treat the December 2024 death as non-accidental. The elder Andic, 71, died after falling roughly 150 metres from a cliff in the Montserrat natural park (a mountainous protected area north of Barcelona) while hiking with his son, a death initially recorded as an accident. Investigators now cite inconsistencies in Jonathan's accounts of the incident, suspicious pre-hike visits to the site, a missing phone, and alleged financial tensions over the late founder's plans to establish a charitable foundation as grounds for the arrest; Jonathan, who posted €1 million in bail and is supported by a family statement of solidarity, maintains his innocence.