As Jay Slater's family endure the agonising wait to bring his body back to the UK from Tenerife, they're now facing the added anguish of 'armchair detectives' trying to obtain confidential details.
Debbie Duncan, Jay's grieving mother, is not only dealing with the loss of her 'beautiful boy' but also the intrusion of online sleuths trying to pry into the teen's autopsy report before his body has even been returned home, it has emerged.The tragic discovery of 19 year old Jay in a remote ravine came after a month of frantic searching, with initial autopsy findings indicating an immediate death due to a catastrophic fall.The complete autopsy results are still pending.
A representative for the Slater family has now spoken out about the damaging impact that unfounded theories and prying attempts to obtain the detailed autopsy report have had on them, condemning the actions of these insensitive investigators.
In a conversation with the BBC, Matthew Searle, CEO of LBT Global and representative for the Slater family, expressed frustration at how 'armchair detectives' and self-proclaimed experts have been exploiting Jay's case for their own gain, with some going as far as seeking access to confidential details of the young man's autopsy.
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