Revealed: Second Airbnb guest who was one of the last people to see Jay Slater alive shows himself on camera for the first time - as drug dealer friend dubbed 'Johnny Vegas' slams conspiracy theories

The two men who Jay Slater stayed with before he died have spoken on camera for the first time. Convicted drug dealer Ayub Qassim, nicknamed 'Johnny Vegas' and his friend 'Rocky' - who showed himself for the first time on camera - said the teenager died in a tragic accident. Ayub Qassim was one of the last people to see Jay Slater alive has claimed the 19-year-old died in a tragic accident Convicted drug dealer Ayub Qassim and his friend 'Rocky' said that the teenager died in a tragic accident Jay Slater was found in a ravine in the west of Tenerife almost a month after he went missing following a night out While in the car, he sent a Snapchat message to his friends boasting that he had just stolen a £12,000 Rolex watch from a reveller and was going to sell it for £10,000. Jay pictured with his mother Debbie Duncan Three members of the Signi Zoekhonden team and their Belgian Malinois dog called Flex pinpointed the tragic spot last Thursday during a five hour trek in and out of the remote Barranco Juan Lopez valley and the rocky ravine at the end of it The spot where British holidaymaker Jay Slater was found when he plunged to his death in Tenerife Jay had been on holiday with pals Lucy Mae Law, 18 and Brad Hargreaves, and Qassim said he knew the group from Lancashire before arriving in Spain. Jay Slater was found in a ravine in the west of Tenerife almost a month after he went missing following a night out Tearful mourners gathered in Jay's hometown of Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, where they released blue balloons in his memory Volunteers searching for Jay in Masca after the teenager went missing The Guardia Civil released video footage of the search efforts undertaken to find Jay.