This is drug dealer Ayub Qassim posting a video of himself on the doorstep of the AirBnB where missing raver Jay Slater stayed.
Qassim, 31, was one of the last people to see missing apprentice bricklayer Jay,19, along with another British man who he has refused to identify.
In the video which was posted on his Instagram Qassim is seen sitting on the same mosaic style doorstep where Jay sent his final Snapchat image on June 17.
Earlier this week MailOnline tracked Qassim down to his east London home after we established he had booked the £40 a night Airbnb in Masca on the Spanish island of Tenerife.
The newly revealed video footage showed where Jay headed to following an after party at Papagayo nightclub on the infamous Veronicas Strip in the raucous Playa de las Americas resort popular with British holidaymakers.
Jay Slater, 19, went missing in Tenerife since June 17 after he left the AirBnB in the village of Masca
The £40-a-night Casa Abuela Tina holiday rental near the remote village of Masca where Jay spent his final hours before going missing
Ayub Qassim posted a video of himself on the doorstep of the AirBnB where missing raver Jay Slater stayed
Jay from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, has not been seen or heard of since he vanished on June 17 and police spent 13 days combing the Masca gorge, an hour from Playa de las Americas, before calling the search off.
Other pictures on Qassim's Instagram show him allegedly at a police station in Tenerife and another pictures him with two unknown teenagers on the treacherous road leading to Masca dancing on stone bollards by the side of the road.
While another shows him at the steering wheel of a car driving at 125kph in what is thought to be a motorway tunnel leading from Playa de las Americas to Masca.
Intriguingly Ayub has now deleted all his posts from his Instagram account - quack.quack1 - which has the two ducks and a picture of the top of his head under a palm tree.
The bio reads: 'To move a mountain, you've gotta star by moving the little stones 1st,' which is saying attributed Chinese philosopher Confucius.'
Earlier today TV sleuth Mark Williams-Thomas has told MailOnline he has also interviewed Qassim and coaxed out more details from him to flesh out the mystery which include him confirm the nickname Johnny Vegas is his.
Former Met Police officer Mr Williams-Thomas, who exposed Jimmy Savile, told MailOnline: 'In the last 24 hours I have spoken in detail with Ayub Qassim, who is also known as Jonny Vegas.
Missing Jay posted a final picture at 7.30am on Snapchat from the house of 'two English lads' an hour before phoning his friend Lucy. The video was taken on the same doorstep as Qassim's video
Another picture of Qassim's Instagram shows him with two unknown teenagers on the treacherous road leading to Masca dancing on stone bollards by the side of the road
A screenshot of Jay's last known location where his phone battery died
Jay, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, travelled to the Canary Islands for a musical festival with his friend Lucy and another friend
Qassim, 31, (pictured far left with British rapper Potter Payper) was tracked down last week and said apprentice bricklayer Jay, 19, 'arrived alive and left alive'
'He told me he was on the (Veronicas) Strip in Playa de las Americas and said that Jay wanted to carry on partying and that he hadn't anywhere to stay, so he (Qassim) invited him back to his rental.
'In the car they played music all the way, they stopped once to get a can of fizzy drink, and there was three of them in the car, Jay in the back and Qassim's friend in the front.
'Once at the property, his friend opened the door, and went to the left and went straight to sleep.
'Jay walked in, and Qassim walked in behind him, went upstairs, and got him a red blanket.'
Mr Williams-Thomas added: 'Qassim said 'Yo bro, the sofa's for you there' and he gave him a towel if he needed a shower.
'Jay also asked for a cigarette and Qassim gave him a Camel cigarette and left it on the side.
'Jay then asked for a charger and then went into Qassim's friend room, while he was sleeping and got the charger.'
Mr Williams-Thomas said that Qassim told him he then went to sleep and woke up to the sound of the door buzzing.
Qassim booked the Airbnb, which Jay went back to with him and another man, under the name Ayub Abdul
Jay's father Warren and brother Zak pictured on Wednesday hiking through the mountain track where Jay's phone was last located. They have returned to a Tenerife gorge with a search team
He added: 'Qassim opened the door and spoke to a woman and man and they told, him to move his car, which he did and he said he could see Jay chatting to a woman.
'He said that after moving the car, he came back and saw Jay had his trainers on and he told Qassim that the woman had said he could get a bus 'every ten minutes'.
'Qassim said to him 'Chill, mate, I'll drop you off later, when I wake up' but he said Jay said 'nah, I need some scran, I'm hungry'
'Jay said he had been told by the woman the bus to Los Cristianos was every ten minutes and Qassim said there was no bus and added 'Do what you like' before going to sleep.'
Mr Williams-Thomas added: 'Qassim says the next think he remembers is getting a call from one of Jay's friends to say he is lying in a ditch somewhere and that he's been 'bitten by a cactus'.
Qassim would not tell Mr Williams-Thomas the identity of the second man who was with him and refused to discuss an alleged theft of a Rolex which might have contributed to Jay's disappearance.
Last week the TV detective, who has probed a string of missing persons cases, also said Jay, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, had been 'anxious and scared' when he left the property.
Qassim – who has spoken to Spanish police – was jailed in 2015 for nine years for being the ring leader of a London-based gang dealing heroin and crack cocaine in Cardiff.
Qassim invited Jay back to his rented holiday cottage after a rave in Tenerife and says: 'He came to my Airbnb alive and he left my Airbnb alive'
Qassim, 31, was jailed nine years ago for being the mastermind behind a sophisticated operation to flood Wales with Class A drugs
Jay (right) pictured alongside his mother Debbie and brother Zak (left) who flew out to Tenerife after his disappearance
A map showing Jay Slater's last known movements before he disappeared
Jay Slater's best friend Lucy Law previously posted this picture on social media of the missing teenager nearly three weeks after he vanished in Tenerife
He is also closely connected to a legal cannabis café in Tenerife owned by his childhood pal , drill rapper Potter Payper.
Initially it was thought Johnny Vegas was the nickname of the second man who was at the AirBnB but this has been ruled out by Mr Williams-Thomas new interview.
However Qassim's story is still far from clear as Jay's apartment was just ten minutes from Papagayo's nightclub where the after party was being held.
On Saturday Jay's uncle Glen Duncan, 41, searched the area for several hours with Jay's dad Warren, 58, and his brother Zak, 24.
After more than six hours under a blazing sun, he told waiting media: 'There's millions of apartments and hotels down there in Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas.
Lucy (pictured) was one of the last people to hear from Jay and had gone to a festival with him the night before he disappeared
'The fact he [Qassim] has come out and said all his mates have left him and he had nowhere to go, he was ten minutes from his apartment in Los Cristianos.
'[Jay's] not stupid. If he didn't have a room key he could have gone to reception for a replacement.'
Spanish police told MailOnline that although the search was over ' the investigation was continuing and there were many open avenues being looked into'.
