 Tobias' brother, Maximillian White, and Max's son at the funeral ( Mirrorpix) Tobias' billionaire brother, Maximillian White, said: "The saddest thing for me is that every time we get a small win I have to accept that my brother is not coming back. That's the worst thing. "Having to look his children in the face... it's sad. I have to watch my own mum just trying to keep it together, because that's the only option she's got. "After Toby's funeral it hit me hard because I realised he wasn't coming back. There were hundreds and hundreds of people who wanted to show their support. "Everyone was saying goodbye, and I knew it was going to hit me at some point, but I just didn't think that it would be until after the funeral." Tobias passed away on July 31, aged 35 ( Mirrorpix) A funeral was held for the dad-of-two nearly three months after he passed away ( Mirrorpix) Speaking on the inquest, Maximillian said: "What it always comes down to for me){kind=link}
A coroner decided an inquest into the death of Tobias White-Sansom will be necessary, after he died following an incident at a nightclub in Magaluf in July
A coroner in the UK ordered an inquest into the death of a British dad whose heart stopped, after he was allegedly knelt on by police and beaten up by bouncers in Spain.
Tobias White-Sansom, 35, died in hospital on July 31 – five days after the incident at a nightclub on the Magaluf Strip in Majorca.
His family has been calling for an independent inquest ever since, and petitioned for his body to be released for repatriation.
Tobias was finally laid to rest during a private funeral in his home city of Nottingham last weekend, nearly three months after he died.