Brit dad's death in Benidorm after 600ft fall 'was likely MURDER', cops say

A British dad who was found dead at the bottom of cliff in while on his first lads' might have been , police have said. Nathan Osman while looking for his hotel the day after arriving on the break with pals.

Officers first assumed the 30-year-old suffered a terrible or had possibly even taken his own life, but his loved-ones stressed that the dad-of-four rarely , never took drugs, and enjoyed life. After doing their own detective work and compiling evidence pointing towards a potential murder, they have now managed to get the Spanish authorities to reconsider his as foul play.

Nathan, from Pontypridd, south Wales, had told his brother the night before heading to the Spanish resort that he was excited about his upcoming holiday.

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He also appeared composed in every piece of CCTV footage his family managed to gather of him. Nathan's body was discovered 50 minutes on foot from where he was last seen - and according to his family, the sole route to the clifftop would have been near impossible to walk up in the dark, suggesting he was likely taken there.

They also discovered an attempt to use his bank card just hours after his death at a shop a short drive away. When his body was found, all his valuables, apart from his damaged phone, were gone. After presenting their evidence to officers, Spanish authorities now share their view that Nathan was likely killed.

The Olive Press reported: “The judge and prosecutor agreed to reopen the case and to investigate Nathan’s death as a potential homicide. With foul play being determined due to the factors raised.”

Nathan left behind a daughter and three sons. An online fundraiser created in September to repatriate his body said they were “heartbroken after hearing this tragic news”. The page said: “Nathan was the smile that would light up the room, and to anyone that had the pleasure of meeting him, he would tell you that his four children were his whole . A dedicated father who provided his children with the best life.”

Last October, Mr Osman’s family paid tribute to him. They said: "Nathan was the most loyal person, a faultless son, a caring brother, a fun loving uncle and a true friend to anyone that was lucky enough to know him. His smile and his big brown eyes were infectious. He was the kindest of souls and his legacy will live on through his four beautiful children.

"Nathan enjoyed spending mornings at the beach with his children and partner. They loved exploring, being outdoors and going for hikes always having a great time and making beautiful memories. Nathan was totally devoted to his family, and as long as his family were happy, he was too."

Benidorm Police have been approached for comment. The murder investigation continues.