A friend of missing Brit Jay Slater has broken her silence by uploading a new picture of the teen to social media.
Lucy Mae Law uploaded the selfie of her and Jay, 19, with a crying emoji and a blue love heart. Lucy, 18, had been silent on social media for weeks but returned with the cryptic message on Instagram.
Lucy was the last person to speak to Jay on the morning of June 17, when he called her before his phone went dead in the a harsh mountainous area of Rural de Teno park, Tenerife.
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The apprentice bricklayer, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, phoned Lucy to tell her he was "lost in the middle of nowhere".
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Lucy Mae is the one who set up the controversial GoFundMe appeal to aid in Jay's search. At the time of writing it is nearing £50k in donations, with people continuing to contribute.
Lucy Mae previously blasted Spanish Police for their efforts, before Spanish media bit back.
However, the teenager had been conspicuously silent in recent weeks.
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Late last month, Lucy Mae slammed the Guardia Civil while calling on British police to go to Spain to help find her pal.
She said, at the time: “We need British police here. I just want to find my mate. He’s been missing three days. It’s not looking good now. We feel as though it’s down to us to find him and that we’re doing more than the police.
“The police here don’t speak English and don’t even have a translator after three days. I feel like they’re fobbing me off. They’re still asking me the same questions as when I first reported Jay missing.
"The two boys that he was last with have left the country. They need to be questioned by British police."
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Spanish authorities later said the men were of significance to the case.
It comes as a TikTokker who joined the search is packing up and going home.
Callum Fahim claims he's not seen a penny of the cash raised through the GoFundMe campaign and is set to return to the UK after a fortnight in Spain.
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