Mossos Admit They Can't Clarify Whether Mango's Founder Was Pushed
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«The cause of the fall cannot be determined, nor the intervention of third parties», thus summarizing the statement of the mossos of the Mountain Unit before the judge of the Andic case, on the morning of this Friday. The agents who made one of the reports on the death of the founder of Mango, have ... Continue reading "The Mossos admit to the judge that it cannot be concluded that the fall of the founder of Mango was a homicide"
Two officers of the Mossos d'Esquadra Mountain Unit who investigated the death of Isak Andic, falling down a ravine on a tour of Montserrat, have admitted before the judge that they cannot safely conclude that the death of the founder of Mango was a homicide.
The agents recognize that they cannot determine the age of the footprint attributed to the founder of Mango with which the Prosecutor's Office incriminates his son because it rained and the trail was not cordonedThe Catalan business elite begins to parade before the judge as a witness to the family turbulence of the Andic Two agents of the Mossos d'Esquadra Mountain unit who investigated the death of Isak Andic have admitted before the judge tha…
Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of Mango, continues to be investigated for the alleged murder of the father
The officers admit, in their testimony as witnesses, that they do not know if a fingerprint found in the area that the judge handles as a sign against Jonathan Andic, predates the accident.
The ten fall simulations carried out by the Mountain Unit did not give conclusive results on the mechanics of the accident.
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