Used to be hopping 2005 to 2010 direction.
The missing ladâs photo has him in a Moncler jacket.
Drug dealerâs uniform.
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I saw a funny Tweet which I canât find now with someone suggesting he walked too far and ended up in Elevenarife. 
could be the cops using the media
This seems too obvious
I see theyâve called off the search.
Whatâs the theory on what happened? I havenât been following it really but looks as if he never left that house and tried to âwalk homeâ.
Pretty sure he was seen by and spoke to independent locals in the village. He asked them about bus times.
He was at the bus stop. Iâd say he just walked. Made a phone call to a friend.
Did he use the 50/50 option, I wonder?
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Itâs really resonated with me. Is there anything worse after a rave and the sun is coming up and youâre just waiting for your bed. Meeting people going back to work. Itâs the worse feeling in the world.
Iâd be amazed if he didnât just die trying to walk home through that desert.
Itâs a rough one.
His decision making let him down.
Most likely he lost out in a game of fastest finger first.
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According to this he rang a friend and told her he was lost and his battery was low. Iâm surprised they canât tell where the call was made from.
Iâve hiked a bit around Tenerife that part. Itâs very big, very barren in spots, and he could so easily be not found for months.
Surely the dogs would have sniffed him out if he was inland. He must have fallen into the sea.
The entire island is the size of county Offaly
Itâs about twice the size of the entirety of the peak district, with mountains of 3000m.
The peak district has about 20 million visitors a year, is relatively flat and benign, yet people go missing and die there.
That part of Tenerife on foot is huge, can be roasting or freezing, and has swathes completely inhospitable.
Someone gets lost and dies every five years or so doing a fell race in England.
But youâre the expert as always.