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The inquest into the death of 19-year-old Jay Slater has officially closed.
But this episode of The Silent Casebook asks one simple, unshakeable question: Did it really uncover the truth?

Because despite the coroner’s conclusion of accidental death, the evidence tells a more complex story — one filled with contradictions, missing testimony, vanishing witnesses, and unanswered questions that no one in the courtroom was willing to confront.

In this powerful, fact-based breakdown, we explore:

🔹 Brandon Hodgson’s refusal to testify — despite being one of the last people Jay spoke to.

🔹 Steven Roccas’ disappearance from the investigation — even though he was allegedly one of the last to see Jay alive.

🔹 Contradictory timelines that make it physically impossible for Jay to have been where some witnesses claimed.

🔹 Jay’s final words: “I can’t go back” — dismissed, but never explained.

🔹 Theories that were ignored — including potential criminal involvement, the role of fear, and the real reason Jay left the Airbnb that morning.

This is not about pushing conspiracy. It’s about demanding accountability. Because when people with crucial knowledge vanish, when timelines don’t match, and when key statements are brushed aside without proper scrutiny — that’s not closure. That’s avoidance.

💔 Jay Slater was a real young man. A son. A brother. A friend.

And his story deserves more than a neatly packaged verdict.

🔎 In our next and final episode, we’ll weigh every major theory we’ve explored — from the Trap Setup to the Stolen Watch, from Drug Mule allegations to the Boat Theory — and assess them on a balance of probability.

🎙️ The Silent Casebook doesn’t speculate. We investigate.

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📌 All theories and analysis in this episode are based on verified inquest records, court documents, public reporting, and attributed statements from involved parties.

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