“There’s a lot we’re not being told,” claims Anne Diamond about Jay Slater’s disappearance

A missing persons expert has outlined a clear direction he believes police should follow after teenager Jay Slater went missing in Tenerife earlier this week.

Slater, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, was last heard from on Monday when he told a friend he planned to walk to his accommodation after missing a bus, a journey estimated to take around 11 hours on foot.

He told friends Lucy Law that his phone was one percent charged, that he had lost it and said he needed water.

Speaking to GB News, former head of Lambeth’s Missing Persons Unit, Mike Neville, explained that Spanish police should “rely on people and dogs”.

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