Sky News: The search for British teenager Jay Slater has been called off by authorities
Sky News: The search for British teenager Jay Slater has been called off by authorities
Sky News: The search for British teenager Jay Slater has been called off by authorities
Civil Guard say the almost two-week search for the missing British teenager has been brought to an end, but their investigation remains open
Police in Tenerife have called off their search for missing British teenager Jay Slater on Sunday nearly two weeks after he disappeared. The 19-year-old, from Oswaldtwistle near Blackburn in Lancashire, was last seen on Monday 17 June after he told a friend he planned to walk from the northwestern village of Masca to his holiday accommodation in Los Cristianos in the south - a journey that would take 11 hours on foot. It may never be known what happened to Mr Slater after the teenager attempted to walk through northern Tenerife's rugged and dangerous mountainous terrain.
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Tenerife police have said that the search for missing teenager Jay Slater has ended after a "massive search" at the weekend.
The Civil Guard has ended the near fortnight-long search, it has been confirmed this morning
A mayor in Tenerife has insisted police are continuing to investigate several lines of inquiry and defended the decision to call off the search for missing British teenager Jay Slater. "The investigation that the Civil Guard is carrying out in this case has several lines of inquiry open," local Mayor Emilio Navarro told Sky News. The Civil Guard announced on Sunday their search of the mountainous area in northern Tenerife where Jay was last seen had ended.
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