A holiday with friends Turned into a bad dream For Kishori Jai Slater After that he fell A ravine below 25 meters Trying to go back to his holiday villa, an inquiry has heard.
From Sri Slater, Oswaldwistal, LancashireWas visiting Spanish island Tenerife And on 16 June last year, Playa de Las went to the NRG concert with friends at the Papagayo Night Club at the resort of America when he went missing.
After the incident, he accompanied two men to Maska with an AirBNB, who wanted to go home before deciding before deciding before he had a village in a village in the mountains from his holiday apartment in Los Cristianos.
The 19 -year -old later told his friends that he was “in the middle of the mountains” and a drink was needed, as he tried to travel 14 hours in the morning after taking drugs and alcohol on a night, hearing by the court of Preston Koroner.
The teenager approached her phone several times on her phone before exiting the battery, but failed to identify where she was in the mountains.
After Mr. Slater failed to return to Los Cristianos, the teenager was almost a month -long discovery. It will take 29 days to find his body.
On July 15, his body was found above a dry stream bed. His bag was found about 15 to 20 meters above with his passport, it was believed that he had fallen.
Spanish officials said that they believe that Mr. Slater could enter the road and dangerous ravines after seeing the sea and believing that he could reach a beach to get help.
Concluding the two -day inquiry about his death, Lancashire’s Senior Coronor Dr. Blackburn with James Adle and Darven said: “J fell into a particularly dangerous area in the difficult area.
“He fell at a distance of about 20 to 25 meters, suffering from the skull fracture and brain trauma, from where he would have died immediately. J Dean Slater died an accidental death.
“This is the sad death of a young person.”
Dr. Adale said the evidence has revealed that no one else was involved in the death and there was no evidence to threaten Mr. Slater, was attacked, attacked, was subject to Duresh or was afraid of his safety.
Koroner said that Mr. Slater’s family sat in the court that he hopes that during the hearing “the test of facts rather than the estimate” was some consolation for him.
Debbie Duncan, the tearful mother of Mr. Slater, paid a tribute to his son at the first Friday.
“He was very much in love and our hearts are broken,” Ms. Duncan said: “Our life will never be the same without Jai.”
Earlier, interrogation about interrogation of his friends and final people disappeared in the morning.
Bradley Goggan said on a holiday with Mr. Slater that his friend took Paramanand bullets, and possibly with ketamine, cocaine and alcohol, out of disappearance at night.
The next morning, Mr. Joggan said that he received a video call from Mr. Slater, which was running with a road and still “under influence”, hearing was heard by the inquiry.
Mr. Joggan said: “I said that you should ask your map to see how far you were. It was like a 14-hour walk or an hour-long drive. I said, ‘A taxi gets back’, then he settled, ‘I will take you back’.”
Home Office Pathologist Dr. Richard Shepherd said that his post -mortem examination gave the cause of death in the form of head injuries, and Mr. Slater’s body showed no evidence of restraint or attack, with a pattern of injuries with a height decline.
Marieke KRANS, Dutch Rescue Charity from Signi Zocaine – who uses dogs, helps in search.
He said that the area where the body was found was about three-and-a-half hours of walking from AirBNB and “really standing, really dangerous”, and it was “easy” to lose your leg.