The therapist asked her assistant to point out to Jonathan Andic the “dangerous points” of the route
The therapist Maria Julia Lüderwaldt traveled along with her collaborator Johanna the same route of Montserrat where Isak Andic died thirteen days later. Both women walked along the Camí de les Feixades de Collbató on December 1, 2024, with the intention of locating a route with ravines to carry out a confrontation therapy designed for another patient, a man named Salvador, diagnosed with schizophrenia. A treatment for which, according to Johanna’s later statement to the Mossos d’Esquadra, Jonathan Andic had shown interest.