THE heartbroken mum of missing teen Jay Slater said the family are going through hell and his disappearance may remain a mystery.
And Debbie Duncan slammed online conspiracy theories which have sprung up since Jay was last seen setting off for his accommodation in Tenerife on June 17.
Debbie, on the Spanish island with other family to help the search, told the official Find Jay Slater Facebook page: "My beautiful son Jay is still missing and, believe me, this is no holiday.
"I feel the need to post this to your group and then I shall remove myself.
"I joined this group to share the positivity and love from the British public.
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