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Jay Slater told friend I’m ‘in the middle of mountains’, inquest hears
Home Office pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd said his post-mortem examination gave the cause of death as head injuries, and Mr Slater’s body showed no evidence of restraint or assault, with the pattern of injuries consistent with a fall from a height.
A huge search was launched when the 19-year-old went missing last summer, before his body was found by a mountain rescue team.
Jay Slater's death has been ruled as accidental by the coroner. At the start of today's hearing, the teenager's mother, ...
The 19-year-old died from head injuries in the fall down a ravine as he tried to walk back to his holiday apartment, his ...
Jay Slater’s death after falling more than 80ft down a ravine was an accident, a coroner has ruled. The 19-year-old suffered ...
Jay Slater, 19, disappeared while holidaying on the Spanish island with friends after he was forced to leave a nightclub ...
An inquest this week has heard how the 19 year-old vanished in the mountains after taking a cocktail of drugs and alcohol - ...
Jay Slater, 19, who went missing in Tenerife last summer sparking a huge search, died by accident after falling from a height ...
The coroner continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of Lancashire teen Jay Slater who was found dead ...
A teenager who went missing in Tenerife sparking a month-long search died as a result of an accidental fall, a coroner has ...
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