Tourist's Death in Magaluf Under Investigation

In a tragic incident in Magaluf, an Irish tourist named Michael Grant, 45, was found dead in the middle of a street, with suspicions that he may have been run over before collapsing. Initial examinations revealed leg injuries consistent with a car accident and mysterious bite marks on his arm and shoulder. Mr. Grant, a father-of-four from Waterford, was on holiday with his wife Leanne and their children at the Sol Katmandu Park and Resort. Investigators are exploring the possibility that his death may not have been accidental, and are looking into the connection of the bite marks. Authorities are conducting an investigation into the circumstances leading to Mr. Grant's death, including questioning his friends and loved ones to piece together the events of his final hours. While the cause of death is yet to be determined, the police do not suspect any criminal activity at this point. The hotel where Mr. Grant was staying identified him through his wristband and tattoos of his family's names. A tribute statement released by the hotel mourned his sudden passing and highlighted his role as a beloved coach and mentor at St Joseph's. Mr. Grant, described as a popular family man, had been out with his wife and children before getting lost and tragically passing away. His family and friends were devastated by the unexpected loss, with emotions running high at the hotel where they were staying. Reports suggest that Mr. Grant had been drinking by the pool before heading out and taking a wrong turn, leading to his untimely death. A post-mortem examination is scheduled to provide more insights into the circumstances surrounding his demise.