Jay Slater
Jay Slater: Tenerife court finds British teenager’s body
The 19-year-old was last heard from on June 17 after setting out to walk for approximately 11 hours from a northern region of the Spanish island back to his holiday accommodation in the south. A court official confirmed that the body discovered by rescue workers in Tenerife is that of British teenager Jay Slater. A court spokesperson in Tenerife said fingerprints taken during a post-mortem proved the body was that of the British youngster.
Jay Slater admitted stealing a £12,000 Rolex before vanishing
According to a former detective, Jay Slater acknowledged to pals that he stole a £12,000 Rolex watch and attempted to sell it just hours before disappearing. Mark Williams-Thomas, who is investigating the 19-year-old apprentice bricklayer's disappearance in a remote mountainous section of Tenerife, provided an update on X on Wednesday morning. The detective, who was also investigating Nicola Bulley's disappearance, claimed Jay's buddies confirmed that the missing raver had sent them a Snapchat in the early hours of June 17, admitting to taking the fancy timepiece.
Jay Slater’s mother says family wants to remove GoFundMe funds
Debbie Duncan, who posted on the crowdsourcing platform's "Get Jay Slater Home" page, stated that "part of the funds" will be used to send other family members to Tenerife as the search continues. Jay Slater's mother has stated that the family is working with GoFundMe to remove some of the £36,000 donated since the boy disappeared. Debbie Duncan posted on the crowdfunding platform's "Get Jay Slater Home" page that the funds would "support the mountain rescue teams who are tirelessly searching for Jay".
Specially trained dogs assist Jay Slater locate
Specially trained canines have arrived in Tenerife as the search for missing British teenager Jay Slater approaches its ninth day. Police said that fresh resources had been brought in to locate the 19-year-old from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire. The Guardia Civil, whose ground searches had focused on the area where his last mobile phone connection was detected, stated that their efforts "are not being scaled back."