Shock new pic shows missing Jay Slater at packed Tenerife music rave just hours before he vanished as search continues
A NEW image has been released of Jay Slater just hours before he vanished in Tenerife on Monday.
The photograph shows Jay, 19, at a rave on Sunday evening which he left with two new friends before disappearing the next day.
Jay, an apprentice bricklayer from Lancashire, flew out to the holiday island with two friends for the NRG festival.
He went to the closing night Sunday with his pals Lucy and Brad, but left with two men he met that day to continue the evening at their accommodation.
Jay then made a frantic phone call on Monday to friend Lucy Law and told her he was stranded in the "middle of nowhere".
The Brit teen has not been heard from or seen since, with search crews desperately hunting through the mountainous region of northern Tenerife.
Rescue crews on Friday focused their efforts around the 2,000ft Masca ravine close to Jay's last known location - the desolate Teno Nature Reserve.
The bombshell new image - which shows Jay wading through a packed dance floor - comes after footage of him from the same night.
Video showed him walking through the club with sunglasses propped on his head as music blared out.
It comes as...
- Bombshell new vid shows Jay at a rave hours being he vanished
- Pics show Airbnb teen partied at before going missing
- Jay was spotted 'walking alone' into mountains by Airbnb owner
- Jay's mum was sent a message saying "kiss goodbye to your son" amid family fears he's been kidnapped
- She gave a tearful plea and said "I just want my baby back"
- Cops searched the teen's hotel room in Tenerife for clues
- Brit cops offered to fly out and help but Spanish officials said no
- Jay’s mum slammed the Tenerife police investigation
It comes as the search for Jay enters its sixth day on the north of the island.
Rescue efforts have turned their focus to an area known locally as "the badlands", scouring a 2,000ft ravine in a remote park.
Pictures from the scene show cops, firefighters, volunteers and sniffer dogs scanning the desolate Teno Nature Reserve, Jay's last known location.
Locals and experts have warned of the treacherous conditions in the area - where the air is "thin", temperatures change rapidly and the mountains drop sharply to the water below.
Jay's mum Debbie today slammed the investigation into her son's disappearance for not allowing British cops to contribute.
On Friday Lancashire Constabulary offered to help Spain's Guardia Civil in their efforts to find the teenager.
But local police rejected the bid and insisted they have the "resources" required to find him.
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The mum also told The Guardian she spent eight hours in a police station as they revealed plans for ramping up the rescue effort.
