THE devastated mum of Jay Slater has said "words cannot describe the pain and agony" after the search for her son was called off. Debbie Duncan said in a heartbreaking statement "we just want to find him" after the family vowed to keep looking as cops called off the hunt after 14 days. Her emotional message was issued through the British overseas missing persons charity LBT Global, she said: "Jay is a normal guy who is in his third year of an apprenticeship, and he is a very popular young man with a large circle of friends.
"We are a very close family and are absolutely devastated about his disappearance. Words cannot describe the pain and agony we are experiencing. "He is our beautiful boy with his whole life ahead of him and we just want to find him.
"We do not have any information on his whereabouts. "The Guardia Civil have worked tirelessly up in the mountains where Jay's last phonecall was traced. "They conducted a land search for 12 days which involved every resource they had available.
"Although the land search ended, the Spanish police still continue with their investigations into why Jay had travelled to the location so far away from his accommodation. "We offer our sincere thanks to the Spanish authorities who continue to follow lines of inquiries." It comes as.
.. Debbie Duncan's statement added: "We would like to say to the press/news/reporters, that although we do not want to lose the momentum of Jay's disappearance, we really would like to maintain our privacy an.
