The two last known people to have been with missing teenager Jay Slater in Tenerife have since flown home to the United Kingdom.
"One of the people he has met has hired a car out of here, so he's driven them back to his apartment and Jay has gone there not realising how far away it is. He's ended up out in the middle of nowhere. Jay was obviously thinking he would be able to get home from there. But then in the morning he's set off walking, using his Maps on his phone and ended up in the middle of mountains with nothing around. He rang me at about 8 o'clock morning saying his phone was on 1 percent.
Lucy continued: "The two boys that he was last with have left the country." More recently, a leading investigator, who worked on the disappearance of Nicola Bulley, has flown in to help Jay's family locate their son. "I have, to date, been able to speak to a large group of witnesses. But there are two key people to date that I have not spoken to. These are the two men that took Jay back to the holiday rental in the hills. Those two men have spoken to the police and they are now back in the UK."
His comments describing the pair echo that of a Tenerife local, named only as Araceli, who works in the business adjoining the rental property. Sharing an insight into the two men with the Mirror, they said: "I never saw the missing boy, but I know people saw him walking on his own. I saw the two British men who stayed here. They came in for cafe con leche a couple of times. One was aged about 40. The other one was slightly younger.
Frustrated by what he described as a lack of communication, he said: "Nobody's told us - the mountain police brilliant, but I don't know how the other police works. They could be doing everything but if they are doing , they're not telling us what they're doing, if you understand what I'm saying."