Jay Slater’s mother slams ‘armchair detectives’ as she sets record straight on son’s final hours
Jay Slater’s mother, while talking directly to determine the record in the last hours, called for new arrangements to prevent false information about missing people online.
57 -year -old Debbie Duncan said that after the disappearance of “seat detectives” last year in 19 -year -old Tenerife, his son was allowed to “completely remove humanity”.
Later, a forensic medicine was caused by Jay’s death, a traumatic brain damage caused by a ongoing decline when Park Rural de Teno disappeared in the treacherous mountains.
But talk TimesHe claimed that the content creators were still opening Jay’s death, that he was still alive and hiding, that he was ready to recover the money collected by an urgent objection for his mourning family.
“How can you say the word F on Facebook and make your account be removed, but people can say what they love about my son and is this good?” he asked.
In a separate interview with Mirror, After the media madness surrounding his death, he said he wanted to öz fight for Jay’s name ”.
“Continue to make video (and publish them online) for more than 12 months, shocking again over every detail. When will it stop?
“Social media is good to spread awareness, but it can be the devil’s job.
“If I can save another family from passing through the trauma we have to endure, it will be worth it.”
Comments come in front of a channel 4 documentary,Jay Slater’s disappearance, It is published on Sunday, September 28 at 9.
The program will provide an unprecedented access to the 19 -year -old, which was the subject of numerous conspiracy theories and media reports in June 2024.
Jay, a brick player from Lancashire, was on a vacation for his friends in Tenerife, Lucy Law and Bradley Geoghegan and New Rave Generation (NRG) festival.
On the night of his disappearance, when Ayub Qassim and Steven decided to return to Roccas’s Airbnb, Plaaya de Papagayo was the two men he met during the holiday. The villa was surrounded by Rocky National Park Rural de Teno, 23 miles northwest of Las Americas.
Later, he called to say that he had disappeared in the mountains and cut his leg in a cactus. Then the phone died and a big human hunt was launched.
The rescue teams cleared the treacherous land for weeks in the sun to find young people – always sent conspiracy theorists online on Debbie and their family on “wild goose chase”.
29 days later, it appeared in what a forensic medicine called a forensic medicine and later called a “particularly dangerous” region of the wide park. As a result of a decline, he died of a traumatic brain damage. According to toxicologists, the 19 -year -old child had traces of cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine on his body.
However, even Coroner’s decision did not prevent the wrong information from returning online. The theories in which he owes or abducted by drug dealers who regulate his own death can be found 15 months after his death.
Debbie told Mirror: “What we need to endure really opened my eyes.
“Not only the horrified for what happened – professional people are terrified. I wanted this documentary to be made because I want to show that Jay is not only the face of a story, but a real person.
Orum I want to show everyone that we are a normal family. Jay was a popular man with many friends and was hard to watch. I cried to the end, but I hope he will finally close his seat detectives. He was brought together very well. ”
