“Your mourning can only come with justice,” Maximillian White says as he sits on the huge terrace of the villa where he is staying with his family in southern Mallorca in Spain’s Balearic Islands. The British businessman (and Europe’s largest medical marijuana magnate, with €3.5 billion-worth of shares in the business) chain-smokes as he recounts what happened in the early hours of July 26 inside the Boomerang nightclub in Mallorca’s popular tourist town Magaluf. He’s referring to the altercation involving his brother and security guards. The incident led to the death of his younger brother Tobias, 35, who died after five days in a coma in a hospital in Palma, the capital of Mallorca.
Spain’s Civil Guard concluded that the officers who went to the club to arrest Tobias after an initial altercation with bouncers had not committed any type of abuse or assault against him. However, the victim’s family contends that the beating and force that the officers used when they arrested Tobias caused his death. The White family says its claims are supported by 56 videos that they have collected from people who were at the club that night and recorded the episode, as well as by the statements of 13 people who have provided sworn testified. The Palma Forensic Anatomical Institute, which is tasked for with conducting the autopsy, has…
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