Prompt: A dad who died on a Magaluf street may have been attacked and run over by a driver, investigators fear. Irish tourist Michael Grant, 45, was found unresponsive near the Punta Ballena strip in the Spanish hotspot in the early hours of Monday morning.
THE autopsy results of a dad found dead and covered in bite marks in Magaluf revealed he had taken cocaine and drunk alcohol before his death.Michael Grant, 45, a physiotherapist and father-of-four from Waterford, who collapsed and died in the street in Magaluf on MondayA pre-autopsy examination previously revealed the dad-of-four had leg injuries that could have been caused by a car.The full results of the autopsy carried out today on the youth football coach have not yet been made public.
Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful, and he was identified by his hotel wristband and also by the tattooed names of his wife and children on his back. “But we are looking into the hours leading up to his death because something has happened that needs to be properly explained. A spokesman for Calvia Council, which is responsible for the Magaluf area, said initially the dead man was British before it was confirmed he was travelling on an Irish passport.
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