On Saturday afternoon he posted again, saying: “I think enough time has now passed and given response from people it’s time now to just put into the public domain what was known at the time and since in regard to Jay Slater and make a programme.
Jay Slater investigator reveals bombshell documentary as 'enough time has passed' An investigator who helped in the hunt for Jay Slater has said he will release the “full details” of the case in a bombshell new programme.
Investigator Mark Williams-Thomas, who covered the case at the time and interviewed witnesses during the hunt for the missing teen, had previously released a cryptic post saying he had recordings which “gives clarity and a clear narrative to the very sad situation and events” surrounding Jay’s disappearance.
Investigator Mark Williams-Thomas posted the update on X, formerly Twitter, saying he would “make a programme” to “put into the public domain what was known at the time and since”.
Responding to criticism online about why he didn’t release all he knew about Jay’s disappearance at the time, he said: “I did not release it because I respected the family decision not to.
