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New evidence gives family hope after death in Spain
Tobias White-Sansom died in a Spanish hospital in July 2022
Four years after watching his brother die in his arms, Maximilian White believes new evidence could help him get answers.
Tobias White-Sansom, a father-of-two from Nottingham, died in a Spanish hospital in July 2022, five days after a night out in Magaluf, and his family believes the way security and police officers handled him that night led to his death.
A blood spatter report and a court order received by the family this month have reignited their hopes that criminal proceedings could commence in the Spanish courts.
White told the BBC: "I won't stop until we get justice for Toby."
The 46-year-old medical cannabis entrepreneur said he found it difficult to talk about the way he lost his younger sibling, who was on a family holiday at the time.
White-Sansom was pinned down at a nightclub following a row over him removing his T-shirt because he was too hot, his family said.
They told the BBC the Spanish Civil Guard - the Guardia Civil - was called and he was handcuffed, Tasered and injected with tranquilisers before going into cardiac arrest.
Tobias White-Sansom's brother said they were both born and raised in Nottingham
The family believe the blood spatter evidence - which forms part of an ongoing investigation that will see a court judge decide whether a criminal case is warranted - could suggest external force was used.