A FRIEND of missing Jay Slater has revealed more about the Brit teenager's last movements before he vanished in Tenerife.
Lucy Law, the last person to speak to Jay, said she tracked down the two men who saw him just an hour before he disappeared.
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Visiting the island for a festival, Jay, 19, left a rave on Sunday night with two people he had just met and was driven back to their accommodation.
The next morning he called Lucy to tell her his phone was about to die and he was stranded in the middle of nowhere.
He was reported missing an hour later, prompting a huge four-day search to track him down.
Around 15 family and friends have flown out to help - with cops, firefighters, sniffer dogs, drones and helicopters all scouring the hills where he was last seen.
Jay's panicked loved ones have had to wade through a barrage of sick messages from trolls claiming to have kidnapped the teen.
It comes as...
- Jay, 19, wasfirst reported missing on Mondayafter vanishing on his way home from a rave the night before
- MumDebbie was told by cops at 2am on Tuesday to catch the first flight to Tenerife
- A Coronation Street star with aconnection to Jay's family published an appeal for help to find him
- Jay'sposted a Snapchat the night before he vanished showing him smiling with friends
- His friendLucy described the teen's disappearance as "suspicious and weird"as cops vowed to keep an "open mind"
- Jay's mum was sent a message saying"kiss goodbye to your son" amid family fears he's been kidnapped
- She gave a tearful plea last night and said"I just want my baby back"
- His family have endureddays of bogus theories and sick messages from trolls
- Copssearched the teen's hotel roomin Tenerife for clues on Wednesday
Lucy told Sky on Wednesday they managed to track down the exact place he stayed on Sunday night - a 10-hour walk from Jay's hotel.
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She said: "We managed to find the house. I knocked on the door and there were two people there."
The mystery pair told Lucy Jay had gone out to buy cigarettes before returning to their apartment.
Once he got back he told them he wanted to go home to his accommodation.
Lucy said: "They told me he'd spoken to the next door neighbours and they'd told him there was a bus every 10 minutes back down to Los Cristianos.
"The bus stop was right next to the house.
"So obviously if he'd gone to get the bus he wouldn't have got lost because it [the stop] was visible from the front door."
Not long after Jay first disappeared an American woman had offered to give Lucy a lift up into the mountains where he was last seen so she could look for him.
An emotional Lucy said: "We drove around all day", but there was "literally no sign of him anywhere".
Lucy previously described his disappearance as "weird and suspicious", adding "there’s something weird going on."
MUM'S HEARTBREAKING PLEA
Worriedmum Debbie Duncansaid the past few days have been a "living nightmare" as she issued a tearful plea for help.
She told ITN last night: "It's just an absolute living nightmare. It's like a dream - it's like it's not happening, it really is. I wouldn't wish this on anybody.
"I just want my baby back. Please, just anybody who can help just look for him. There's a massive area up there, massive.
"It's over 48 hours now since he last had any contact with anybody.
"He's out there somewhere, or somebody knows where he is. We just need to find my baby."
The devastatedmum flew to the islandon Tuesday as rescue workers stage afrantic round-the-clock search for Jay.
COPS SEARCHING HOTEL
Cops scoured the teen's hotel room in the tourist resort of Los Cristianos on Wednesday, where hisdistraught mum is waiting for news.
Jay was sharing the room at a three-star apartment complex after flying out withLucy and fellow pal Brad for Tenerife's NGR festival.
Police, who promised to keep an "open mind" about his disappearance yesterday, have scanned his accommodation for clues.
But Jay's mum said there was "nothing untoward there".
She explained: “Policehave been into Jay’s room today. I’ve been in his room as well.
“But everything of Jay's was neatly hung up, it’s just a normal room and there’s nothing untoward there."
After scouring his room with cops she said: “His passport was there along with all his euros which I’ve got now.
“I’m not sure he had any money on him when he made that last call to his friend Lucy on Monday morning before he vanished.
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“I haven’t slept since all this began and I’ve no plans to go up to the search site right now.
“I just want to be here for if he does turn up but I’ve got a bad feeling. I’m being warned there’s a lot of bad people in Tenerife."
Timeline of Jay Slater’s disappearance
ByEllie Doughty, Foreign News Reporter
SUNDAY JUNE 16 - MONDAY 17
Jay goes to a rave at the 2024 NRG music festival in Tenerife, around Arona on the south of the island
8.35pm - Jay posts a smiling Snapchat video of him laughing with friends
He leaves the rave with two men he met that day and is driven back to their accommodation across the island
MONDAY 17
7.30am - Jay posts a Snapchat of a hand holding a cigarette in the area where the accommodation was - near the rural de Teno Park on the north of the island
8.30am - Jay calls his friend Lucy Law and tells her he missed a bus, had one per cent of battery left on his phone and was stuck in the “middle of nowhere”
9am - A missing persons report is filed and the search for Jay begins
TUESDAY 18
2am - Police knock on the door of Jay’s mum Debbie Duncan’s home and tell her to catch the first flight out to Tenerife
7am - She flies out from Manchester Airport alongside her son Zak to help with the search
Debbie is sent a Snapchat message saying “Kiss goodbye to your boy, you’re never going to see him again, he owes me a lot of money."
WEDNESDAY 19
12.30pm - Police move the search to the south of the island briefly after a false sighting
Cops search his hotel room for clues as his mum says there was “nothing untoward there”
Debbie gives a heart-wrenching interview where she shares fears he has been “taken” and says “I just want my baby back”
THURSDAY 20
Cops begin day four of the massive search for Jay
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