Family plea over dad found dead in Benidorm

THE family of a man who was found dead less than 24 hours after arriving in Benidorm say they have “been through hell” and have pleaded for more support from authorities.

- HOLLY MORGAN

Father-of-four Nathan Osman, 30, from Pontypridd, was found dead at the bottom of a cliff while on holiday in September 2024.

Speaking to S4C’s Y Byd ar Bedwar programme, his family have said that they didn’t get the support they had expected from the Foreign Office, and are now fighting for a change in the law.

Nathan’s death was originally ruled as an accident or potential suicide by Spanish authorities but Nathan's family say they did not believe this was the case and have been conducting their own investigation to prove this ever since.

Alannah Hughes, Nathan’s sister, said: “We knew straight away that there was something untoward behind this story and behind Nathan's death.

“I received a phone call off a Spanish number. They said ‘your brother has been found dead at the bottom of a cliff’ and that was it.”

The family travelled to Benidorm to gather their own evidence to present to the National Police, an act which Nathan's brother, Lee Evans, described as “instinctive.”