The search for the missing teen Jay Slater has sparked controversy as armchair detectives on social media continue to speculate not only his whereabouts, but his background and if his alleged criminal involvement is related to his disappearance. But do online conspiracy theories help or hinder an investigation? And should online sleuths be punished? Kelle thinks there should be repercussions for online harm to an investigation, but Judi believes communities who have been silenced by the police may need social media to raise awareness of their case.

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