The Jay Slater documentary, ‘The Disappearance of Jay Slater’, is set to air on Channel 4 this Friday, which is why we’re seeing a bit more of his mum Debbie Duncan this week. This morning, Debbie gave an emotional interview on BBC Breakfast where she described how the family had faced a torrent of online…
It’s been over a month now since Jay Slater’s body was found in Tenerife, putting an end to all the rumours that he’d been kidnapped and/or murdered by Spanish gangsters. One rumour that has persisted though is that Jay Slater stole a man’s £12,000 Rolex on the eve of his disappearance, which he had supposedly…
Jay Slater’s mum has asked that people continue donating to the GoFundMe for her son (currently sitting at £62,000) so that she can give her son “the send-off he deserves.” Debbie Duncan posted the following update on the GoFundMe page thanking well-wishers for their support: Hello everyone, thank you for all of your kindness, support…
The Jay Slater saga just gets dodgier and dodgier after Maddie McCann investigator Mark Williams-Thomas confirmed this week that the missing teenager had stolen a Rolex on the night he went missing (at least, according to Jay’s pals), and had potentially been ‘spooked’ at the Airbnb he was staying at with two older British men,…
Here’s a plot twist a lot of people saw coming – Jay Slater admitted to friends that he stole a £12,000 Rolex and was trying to sell it just hours before he vanished in Tenerife, according to Maddie McCann detective Mark Williams-Thomas. The investigator, who also worked on Nicola Bulley’s disappearance, says Jay’s friends revealed…
The ‘Get Jay Slater Home’ GoFundMe page is now sitting at £48,500 (!), prompting Jay’s mum Debbie Duncan to provide a further update as to where the funds will be allocated. Previously, she had shared that that she was spending some of the cash on flying supporters and their families out to Tenerife, although Spanish…
The Madeleine McCann investigator who told missing teenager Jay Slater’s family he can get them answers ‘in three days’ has given up after 5 days in Tenerife, having gathered absolutely no new information and contributed sweet f*ck all despite how cocky he was sounding in the media the other week. Former police officer Mark Williams-Thomas…
One of the key characters in the Jay Slater saga is his best pal Lucy Mae Law, who was apparently the last person to speak to the missing teenager on the phone before he disappeared in Tenerife. According to Lucy Mae, Jay Slater rang her on the morning he went missing during the 11-hour trek…
It looks like Jay Slater’s mum Debbie Duncan has finally been granted access to the cash raised on the Get Jay Slater Home GoFundMe Page, and now has a whopping £36,000 at her disposal. In the interest of transparency, Debbie has revealed that she is withdrawing some of the cash, and will be spending it…
One of the reasons the internet has been less-than-sympathetic to the Jay Slater missing person case is because of a news story that was dug up that shows Jay was involved in a brutal gang attack in 2021 that resulted in his teenage victim having his ‘head split open’. Somehow, Jay managed to get away…
Carol Vorderman has somehow managed to make the disappearance of Jay Slater in Tenerife all about her after comparing the teenager’s situation to the time she ‘went missing’. The Countdown legend, 63, recalled on her LBC show the time she ran away when Countdown host Richard Whiteley died in 2005, as she was racked with…
A Madeleine McCann investigator has told missing teenager Jay Slater’s family he can get them answers ‘in three days’, and establish whether we’re dealing purely with a missing person case or whether there’s anything nefarious going on. Former police officer Mark Williams-Thomas said he’s offered to get Jay’s mum, Debbie Duncan, ‘answers as to what happened’…
The Get Jay Slater Home GoFundMe has now raised over £32,000+, and so the missing teenager’s mum Debbie has added an update to the page where she’s thanking everyone for their generosity and explaining what the money will go towards: Sounds like she’s saying GoFundMe have put a hold on the funds until perhaps there’s…
Still no sign of missing teenager Jay Slater in Tenerife, but plenty of conspiracy theories doing the rounds that are mostly based on the suspicion that Slater was selling drugs on the island, or owed a lot of money to drug dealers, and the fact a GoFundMe was so quickly set up following his disappearance,…