Suspected Murder, Male Case Falls From 182 Meters Cliff In Spain Opened Again

Illustration of the police rushing to respond to a call to the crime scene, aka TKP. (Unsplash-Martin Podsiad)

JAKARTA - Police in Spain have detected an alleged murder in the death of a man from southern Wales who fell from a 182 meter high cliff.

A man named Nathan Osman, 30, died after falling from a cliff in Benidorm, Saanyaol.

Citing the Mirror, Friday, May 15, the alleged motive for the murder in the death of a man from Pontypridd City was based on evidence collected by the family and then handed over to the Spanish police.

The family emphasized that victims who are fathers of four rarely consume liquor and do not use drugs.

Spanish authorities then considered the death toll in September 2024 by reopening the case through an investigation into an alleged murder crime.

Prior to the unfortunate incident experienced by the Walesman, the victim communicated with his family saying he was very happy to be on vacation with his friends to a resort in Spain.

In the CCTV footage used as evidence, the victim looks calm at a location. Based on the time sequence, 50 minutes later the victim was found dead at the scene.

The family said it was almost impossible for the victim to get on the cliff because the only route to the location was without lighting at night. There are allegations that the victim was brought onto the cliff in the dark and pitch.