Jay was part of a gang of eight that split the skull of Tom Hilton, then aged 17, during an attack with a machete and an axe in Rishton, Lancashire, back in August, 2021.

Back in 2021, Jay was involved in an assault case which saw an eight-member gang attack Tom Hilton with a machete, golf club and an axe, leaving him with severe injuries and fighting for his life.

An investigator looking into the circumstances surrounding Jay Slater's final hours has shared a new theory about what led to his death. Former detective Mark Williams-Thomas said the key to ...

The Disappearance of Jay Slater’ is the inside, exclusive story of what happened to Jay Slater. As the world’s media were following the story minute by minute last summer, Candour Productions ...

He elaborated: "2.35am - Jay sent a cryptic text to a friend saying 'they've got a marker on me', the friend replied at 3am with the message 'you need to go home lad you're off your barnet'.

Tragic Jay Slater 's mates have been tracked down after they seemed to disappear into the wind when the late teen's inquest was opened in May after an urgent witness appeal was launched by police.

Channel 4 is set to release a documentary to tell the "inside, exclusive story of what happened to Jay Slater." The TV show is described as the "family's story" as they continue to search for answers.

News UK News Jay Slater latest: 'Authorities failed to call inquest witnesses' says former detective Former detective Mark Williams-Thomas has claimed in a video that inquest witnesses did not ...

Jay Slater ‘armed himself with two knives for protection’ hours before vanishing Sam Corbishley Published June 12, 2025 11:27am Updated June 12, 2025 3:36pm Comments ...

Jay Slater's close friend Lucy Law claims the 19-year-old hid two knives in his pants for "protection" on the night he disappeared. In a podcast released by celebrity investigator Mark Williams-Thomas ...

Rita Daniels, Channel 4 commissioning editor, said: “The story of Jay Slater captured the nation last summer with a fervour and intensity fuelled by armchair detectives and internet culture ...