THE mom of a Brit who died in a Spanish resort has slammed the police for caring extra about defending the city’s status than catching her son’s killers.
Brett Dryden, 35, a father of 1 from County Durham, was discovered useless with a gash to the top at his seaside condominium in Mojacar, Almeria, final July.
Police had initially informed the household that Brett had died from a blood clot on his lungs after falling and hitting his head.
However a not too long ago obtained post-mortem contradicted this model of occasions, revealing that ‘there have been vital marks on the physique to point a bodily battle.’

Now, Brett’s mom, Sarah Adams, has informed the Olive Press she’s ‘disgusted and simply completely so offended’ on the ‘sloppy work’ – and perspective – of the Guardia Civil in investigating his loss of life.
“They might moderately bury it and declare it was an unintentional loss of life simply to maintain the great picture of the city,” fumed the 56-year-old.
“We flew on the market instantly as quickly as we heard the information, but it surely was about 5 days earlier than we managed to talk with them,” Sarah stated.
“They stated that it was a horrible accident, and he had had a pulmonary embolism, which led to him falling and banging his head.
“Whereas we had been on the market, [the police] had been making an attempt to hurry us to have the cremation in Spain. They even let his pals stroll by way of the crime scene not as soon as however twice.
“They really closed the case, and a choose solely ordered it to be re-opened and investigated appropriately once I identified that Brett’s cellphone and cash had been lacking.
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“We’ve simply come again from Spain after getting the post-mortem outcomes, which was a proper battle to pay money for. And it states that there have been indicators of a theft and a battle in his villa.”
It’s now 9 months since Brett’s loss of life and ‘we’ve nonetheless had no contact from [the Guardia Civil],’ Sandra added.
“All we wish is for them to cooperate and communicate to us and provides us an replace. I wish to know that they’re doing one thing.”
The household are actually making use of for a licence to stage a protest outdoors the city corridor to specific their emotions on police failings in Dylan’s case.
Brett had moved to Mojacar in 2019 to arrange a authorized hashish membership. “I used to be at all times useless towards it, I don’t know why he went it’s simply one thing he wished to do,” Sandra stated.
“However he opened this hashish membership on the seaside, which was a bit group, and he made a lot of pals and acquired a number of assist from the group out in Mojacar, individuals of all ages, nationalities and races.


“It’s simply wonderful the individuals he knew and met.”
The previous Nissan employee was discovered useless by pals when he did not return from a siesta.
Including to the household’s suspicions that he had been the sufferer of a criminal offense, his Gucci sun shades, money financial savings and cellphone had been discovered lacking.
Most disturbingly, Sandra insists {that a} silent name was made to her from his cellphone after he died, leaving her satisfied that somebody stole it.
The senior care employee stated Brett’s pals discovered him ‘lined in blood’ and that police informed them it had been a ‘violent loss of life’ and that he might have been ‘hit with an axe’ – earlier than altering their story.
“There was blood all by way of his like condominium, with hand prints all around the partitions,” she added.
CCTV footage from the neighbours reportedly confirmed three males fleeing from the scene across the similar time.
Sandra even claims she was not even knowledgeable that he had a 4x5cm gash to his head, which she solely found upon seeing his physique on the crematorium.
“I do consider, with my hand on my coronary heart, that Brett knew his killers.”