Fashion Billionaire’s Son Quits Firm After Arrest Over Dad’s Cliff Plunge Death
Jonathan Andic had become Mango’s holding company’s vice president six weeks after his father’s death.

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Mango heir Jonathan Andic has quit the fashion firm after he was arrested following his billionaire father’s suspicious 2024 cliff plunge death. Andic had become Mango’s holding company’s vice president six weeks after his father’s death, but the 45-year-old said he is now stepping down while he fights to maintain his innocence, according to Euronews. His father Isak, 71, died after falling more than 320 feet while hiking at Montserrat near Barcelona in December 2024 with his son. Police initially ruled it an accident, but Jonathan, the only witness, is now considered a suspect after allegedly giving inconsistent statements. He said he was ahead on the Les Feixades trail when rocks fell and his father slipped, but investigators say his account does not match forensic evidence. Authorities have also alleged that the relationship between Andic and his father had deteriorated over Jonathan’s “obsession with money” and that he had recently learned about a change in his father’s will. The Andic family maintains his innocence, and Mango leadership continues to publicly support him.
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