Jay Slater lacking newest updates

The funraiser which was set up by Jay’s friend Lucy Mae Law to help with search efforts and has now raised more than £25,000.

Lucy, who had gone on the holiday to Tenerife with the 19-year-old, was the last person to hear from the 19-year-old.

Jay was last heard from at 8.50am on Monday when he messaged Lucy to say he was 19 miles away at an apartment in Masca, north west Tenerife and trying to make his way home but his phone battery was on one per cent and he had no water.

A map shows the apprentice bricklayer’s last known movements.

His phone shows his last location as the mountainous Rural Teno Park, which is a remote area in the northwest of Tenerife.

The apprentice bricklayer from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, was last heard from on Monday after an attempt to walk back to his accommodation after missing a bus.

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A ‘mystery person’ has been logging into Jay’s Instagram account as search teams scour deep ravines.

His worried friends said on behalf of his mother Debbie that an unknown person is using his Instagram as it’s been frequently active, but it isn’t Jay.

The admin of the Facebook page called Jay Slater Missing, Rachel Louise Harg, wrote: ‘Some people are actually this sick in the head, there are people hacking my accounts and Jay’s family’s, making it pure lies and pretending we are all in it.’

She said Debbie is ‘broken’ and slammed the mystery person using the account as ‘cruel’.

The Jay Slater search team is scouring a 2,000ft-deep ravine in a bid to find the missing 19-year-old.

Police are now searching a ravine in the remote, desert-like Teno Nature Reserve in an area referred to as ‘malpais’ by locals — a word that translates into English as ‘bad land’ according to The Sun

Spanish police yesterday searched a secluded mountain pass in Masca which is the last known location of the 19-year-old after he made a phone call to his friend Lucy, 18, at around 8am that morning.

Pictures from Masca yesterday evening show search teams scouring the mountainside as the police investigation continues for a sixth day

British police have offered to help in the hunt for missing teenager Jay Slater but their offer has been declined by Spanish counterparts.

Spanish police are scouring a secluded mountain pass in Masca which is the last known location of the 19-year-old after he made a phone call to his friend Lucy, 18, at around 8am that morning.

The force has now declined an offer from Lancashire police to send support to help find the missing teen, saying that they had the resources they needed.

Read the latest by report Nick Pisa on the ground in Tenerife here:

Good morning, and welcome to MailOnline’s latest Jay Slater missing liveblog.

The search has now entered its sixth day as police continue to sarch for the teenager, 19, who disappeared in Tenerife.

Friends and family members have flown over to the Canary Islands to join the search for Jay who has not been seen or heard from since Monday.

His last known location was in the mountainous area of Teno Rural Park, some 10 hours’ walk away from his accommodation in the southern part of the island.

The GoFundMe has raised £25,479 as of this morning.