Isak Andic's inheritance during his lifetime: the therapist points out that it served for Jonathan to detach himself from his father

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The therapy that Jonathan Andic and Isak Andic were undergoing to improve their father-son relationship is one of the elements at the center of the investigation to try to clarify how the founder of Mango died. In the middle of this therapy was a coach , J.L., who practiced a method inspired by Freud and his metaphorical theory of the death of the father. J.L.'s role is key to the point that the judge is investigating whether she was involved in the businessman's death, and this Tuesday she spent two hours and forty minutes testifying, leaving the courts as a witness and not as a suspect. leaving the courts as a witness and not as a suspect. From J.L.'s therapy, reported by this newspaper , the messages from Jonathan to Isak such as "I'm not surprised you thought I was capable of killing you" have emerged. Furthermore, the judge also indicates that the coach allegedly facilitated the founder of Mango giving a living inheritance to his son, with the aim of not losing their relationship. The entire process of handing over this living inheritance, according to the judge, was mediated by J.L. The magistrate also spoke of an "obsession with money" by Jonathan Andic.