Jay Slater

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Just watching the news. They have appealed for volunteers to assist with the search. So far only three have turned up plus one Tik Tokker. He may well have met a nasty end and is yet to be found but if the little shìt suddenly appears, he ought to have the book thrown at him.
 
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I'm not surprised, it must be costing them a fortune.

I imagine that they think he either died on the day he went missing a couple of weeks ago or, he is alive but doesn't want to be found for some reason.
 
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Jay Slater latest: Flurry of donations after body found; police 'feared risk from armchair detectives'

Search teams in Spain have found human remains in the area Jay Slater went missing, Sky News has been told - with early investigations pointing to an accident or fall in an "inaccessible area" in the village of Masca.
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Jay Slater: Police find remains during search for British teenager in Tenerife

The 19-year-old, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, has not been heard from since going missing on the Spanish island on 17 June.
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So he has been found right by where he was last known to be (by phone I think), this says a lot about the Spanish police search teams effectiveness.
 
mattylad said:
So he has been found right by where he was last known to be (by phone I think), this says a lot about the Spanish police search teams effectiveness.
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Good job you were there to oversee the operation

Food for thought

Details: Twenty-one-year-old French tourist Veronique Mireille Marre vanished from Wasdale in Cumbria in 1983. She had last been seen walking past Wast Water Lake.

Suspects: None at the time of broadcast.

Extra Notes: This case aired on March 14, 1985, the show's eighth episode.

Results: Solved. In late 1985, Veronique's remains were found at the edge of a cliff near the lake, presumably from an accidental fall.
 
The information suggests he was found near his mobile, but at the bottom of a ravine? I suspect the case of Veronique Mireille Marre is not really comparable, since I'm pretty sure nobody knew her planned route (she spoke limited English) and she probably didn't have a GPS enabled mobile phone. Though she was apparently an experience mountaineer. Her remains were found by accident, not as a result of publicity.
 
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