Jay Slater, 19, vanished in Tenerife on Monday, June 17.
Jay, 19, vanished on the Canary Island ten days ago. The apprentice bricklayer, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, enjoyed a three-day music festival on the island with his friends Lucy and Brad, before leaving by car with two British men he befriended on a night out.
But several locals in the nearby town of Santiago del Teide now say they believe they may have spotted the teenager in the days following his disappearance. Mayor Emilio Jose Navarro said some locals who reported sightings of Jay have already been interviewed by police, including a few who think they may have seen Jay on the coast watching Euros matches.
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