Debbie Duncan, the mother of Jay Slater, who tragically died after a fall in the Canary Islands in July 2024, has publicly addressed the harassment she and her family have faced from online trolls. Nearly two years after her son's death, she described the emotional toll of the abuse, stating she is 'surprised she's not in a padded cell' due to the relentless trolling. Debbie revealed that conspiracies surrounding her son's death began almost immediately, with accusations of drug dealing and other unfounded claims about her family. In response, she has initiated a petition for 'Jay's Law', which seeks to hold social media companies accountable for failing to remove malicious content targeting grieving families. She expressed gratitude for the support received through a GoFundMe campaign but lamented the judgment and speculation from online users. Debbie's advocacy highlights the urgent need for reforms in how social media platforms handle harmful narratives and misinformation.