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Mango founder’s son says accusation he killed his father ‘unfounded’

Natalie Fisher by Natalie Fisher
May 26, 2026
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Jonathan Andic, seen here at his arrest, called the claim he had murdered his billionaire father 'serious, unjust and unfounded'. ©AFP

Barcelona (AFP) – Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of the Mango clothing empire, has been arrested in Spain as part of an investigation into his father’s death in 2024. He has denied the accusation of murder.

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Andic called the allegation “serious, unjust and unfounded” in an open letter to staff published on Tuesday, announcing that he will step down as vice president of the fashion giant’s board to focus on his legal defense. “A public narrative has been created based on a view that is biased, distorted and taken out of context, which has created a perception of guilt that has nothing to do with reality,” Andic, 45, said in the letter, marking his first public comment on the case.

“I make this decision sadly, but convinced that it is what’s best for the company and for me… I need to concentrate all my energy on demonstrating my innocence.” Andic was hiking with his 71-year-old billionaire father, Isak Andic, in the Montserrat mountains near Barcelona when the Mango founder plunged to his death on December 14, 2024. Investigators initially treated the death as an accident, but prosecutors reopened the investigation in October 2025, focusing on Jonathan Andic. He was arrested a week ago and then released after posting bail of one million euros ($1.2 million).

The presiding judge stated in her bail decision that the allegedly “bad relationship” between father and son, driven by Jonathan Andic’s “obsession…with money,” was part of the evidence presented by investigators. In his letter, Andic expressed that the “deeply painful” death of his father had been compounded by having to deal with “the most serious, unjust and unfounded accusation a person can face.”

“I have always deeply loved my family, and especially my father,” he stated. “We also had difficult and complicated moments, which we overcame with great effort, generosity and help.” Born in Istanbul, Isak Andic moved with his family to Barcelona from Turkey as a teenager in the late 1960s. He opened his first Mango shop in 1984 with the help of his older brother Nahman, and quickly built the company into one of the world’s leading fashion groups.

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