Inquest reveals how Jay Slater died after month-long search for teenager in Tenerife
When he heard an investigation, a holiday with his friends turned into a nightmare after falling into a valley after falling into a valley after a 25 -meter drop for the young Jay Slater.
Lancashire, Bay Slater from Oswaldtwistle, visited the island of Ereife, the Spanish Island, and last year, Playa de Las Americas in the town of Papagayo passed to the NRG Music Festival with his friends.
After the event, before deciding that he wanted to go home, he went to Airbnb in Masca, a village in the mountains in the mountains in the mountains in the mountains of Los Cristianos.
19 -year -old friends told his friends that he was “in the middle of the mountains ve and needed a drink, and one night he heard a 14 -hour walk after taking drugs and alcohol out there.
Young, before the end of the battery on his phone in contact with his friends, but could not determine where it was in the mountains.
What happened after Mr. Slater could not return to Los Cristianos was a look for almost a month for the young. It takes 29 days to find your body.
On July 15, his body was found on a dry river bed. It was assumed to have fallen after 15 to 20 meters over 15 to 20 meters with his bag passport.
Spanish officials said they believed that Mr. Slater could enter the road and dangerous valley after seeing the sea and believed that he could reach a beach for help.
Darwen and Lancashire and Blackburn Senior Coroner Dr. James Adeley said: “Jay has fallen into a particularly dangerous area in difficult land.
“About 20 to 25 meters, the skull fractures and the brain trauma to die instantly. Jay Dean Slater died of a accidental death.
“This is a tragic death of a young man.”
Dr. Adeley said that there was no evidence that there was no one else about death and that Mr. Slater was threatened, attacked, and that he was afraid of pressure or safety.
Coroner said that he hoped that Mr. Slater was sitting in court and hoped he hoped during the hearing.
Mr. Slater’s tear mother Debbie Duncan had previously given his son a tribute at the hearing on Friday.
“Very loved and our hearts were broken, Ms Mrs. Duncan said: ız Our life will never be the same without Jay.”
Previously, the investigation heard from his friends and the last people talking to him, disappeared.
Bradley Geoghegan said on holiday with Mr. Slater, his friend’s Ecstasy pills and probably the night before the disappearance of ketamine, cocaine and alcohol.
The next morning, Mr. Geoghegan said that he had a video interview from Mr. Slater, who was walking along a road and was still “influenced”.
Mr. Geoghegan said: “I said put your maps to see how far you are. It was like a 14 -hour walk or an one -hour journey.
Dr. Richard Shepherd, the home office patologist, said that post -death examination gave the cause of death as head trauma and Mr. Slater’s body, the fall of the height and the paterial of the paternity of the paternity did not show any restriction or attack.
Marieke Krans from Charity Signi Zoeekhonden from the Dutch rescue using dogs helped search.
He said that the area of the body was a three -and -a -half -hour walk from Airbnb and was “really upright, really dangerous, and that losing your foundation was“ easy ”.
