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New details emerge on Mango founder's death during 'extreme experience' therapy

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New information has emerged regarding the death of Mango founder Isak Andic.
A witness has testified that Isak Andic and his son, Jonathan Andic, were undergoing family therapy.
The therapy reportedly included an "extreme experience" in a mountainous area in Montserrat.
This "extreme experience" was part of the therapeutic process they were following.

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New information has emerged regarding the death of Mango founder Isak Andic. A witness has testified to authorities that the fatal hike undertaken by Isak Andic and his son, Jonathan Andic, was part of a family therapy program.

According to the witness, who is described by Proto Thema as a colleague of the family therapist, the therapy involved an "extreme experience" in a mountainous area. Iefimerida.gr reports that this experience was recommended by a specialist and involved a "dangerous test" in the mountains of Montserrat.

Newsit.gr also states that the hike was an "extreme experience" within the framework of therapy. The new details suggest that the activity in Montserrat was integrated into a therapeutic process.

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