The Judge in the Andic Case Orders to Track Jonathan's Use of His iPhone in Ecuador
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The judge investigating the death of Isak Andic asks the Mossos to reconstruct in detail the 48 hours her son spent in Quito and to analyze his banking movements, calls and the possible use of tools to locate the missing iPhone.
The trip took place four months after the death of Isak Andic and lasted 48 hours. In that period, he says, his mobile phone would have been stolen in Quito. Other stories: Danil, the young Russian who is wanted by the police in Valencia for killing his stepfather with a dumbbell: "Take care"
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The instructor of Martorell also asks the researchers to review the calls and payments that the son of the founder of Mango made in Quito
The judge ordered the police to track the expenses and calls of those 48 hours in Quito following a request from the prosecutor
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The judge who investigates the death of Isak Andic has ordered the Mossos d’Esquadra to review his son’s trip to Ecuador. Martorell’s instructor, Raquel Nieto, asks in a July car to analyze the calls, card payments and tracking of Jonathan Andic’s mobile phone during his two-day stay in Quito. What the judge has ordered about the trip to Ecuador The car (judgment that makes a decision on the proceedings without ending it) dated July urges the Mo…
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