An eagerly awaited documentary about the disappearance of Jay Slater on Tenerife due to air tonight has been pulled from TV listings.
The Jay Slater Mystery: Missing or Murdered?, produced by ITN, was set to air on C5 at 10pm tonight.
But, after the 19-year-old's body was found on the island this month, the show is not currently being shown.
It is not clear if an edited version of the program, about the search for Jay, will be shown at a later date.
Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts has replaced the programme's 10pm slot.
The Channel 5 program was provisionally listed as a “search for the truth” in a bid to uncover what happened to Jay Slater, as a time when he was still missing and a series of conspiracy theories about what may have happened to him were swirling the internet.
A synopsis for the show stated: “The vanishing of Jay Slater is a shocking mystery that has rocked Britain to its core.
“We delve deep into the enigma surrounding Jay's disappearance, exploring the various clues and theories, and the impact on those left behind.
“With the aid of a private detective and journalists close to the case, join our search for the truth as we try and uncover: what really happened to Jay Slater?”
Jay is understood to have left an after party after the NRG music event in Tenerife by car on the same day with two men, one who has since been identified as convicted drug dealer Ayub Qassim, at around 4am.
At 7.30am he is believed to have left their apartment and sent two Snapchat images of himself outside their property.
The woman who owned the property said she saw him leave soon after, saying he would walk after missing a bus – a journey that would have taken 10 hours on foot – and this was the last official sighting.
He made contact with a friend at about 8.30am saying he had one percent battery and no water before his phone did one last ping in the mountainous area at 8.50am.
Local police called off their search after about two weeks, but amateur sleuths continued the search until his body was found on July 15.
The subsequent autopsy results said the cause of death was consistent with a fall.