The heir to the Mango fashion fortune finds himself at the centre of a shocking homicide investigation after his billionaire father plunged 500 feet to his death during what was supposed to be a family hiking trip in southern Spain.
The Tragic Fall
Isak Andic, the 74-year-old founder and majority owner of the global fashion retailer Mango, met his tragic end while hiking with his son Nahman in the picturesque Sierra Nevada mountains near Granada. The Spanish-born billionaire, who built his company from a single Barcelona boutique into a worldwide empire, fell from a steep mountain path in the Poqueira ravine.
Emergency Response and Investigation
Emergency services received the distress call around 2:30 PM on September 12th, triggering a massive rescue operation. Despite the swift response from mountain rescue teams and medical personnel, Mr Andic was pronounced dead at the scene from injuries sustained in the catastrophic fall.
The case took a dramatic turn when Spanish authorities opened a homicide investigation into Nahman Andic, the fashion magnate's son who was present during the fatal incident. Court documents reveal that the younger Andic is being formally investigated for his potential involvement in his father's death.
A Fashion Empire in Mourning
The Andic family, originally from Turkey before settling in Spain, built Mango into one of Europe's most successful fashion chains with over 2,400 stores worldwide. Isak Andic remained actively involved in the business until his death, serving as president and maintaining 51% ownership of the company valued at approximately £2.3 billion.
The investigation continues as Spanish authorities piece together the exact circumstances surrounding the tragic fall that claimed the life of one of Spain's most prominent business figures.
