The Lincolnshire community is grieving the heart-wrenching loss of two teenagers, Harrison Carter, aged 18, and George Stephenson, 17 years old, who tragically lost their lives in a car incident on Toll Bar Road, near Marston, Grantham. The accident, which transpired on 20 June, involved a Ford Fiesta and a Kia Niro, with both young men being passengers. In the aftermath of the incident, a pair of 18-year-olds, one male and one female, have been apprehended on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The female individual has been released under investigation, while the male has been granted bail.
With profound grief, Harrison’s family extended their gratitude to their kin, friends, The Kings School, and the Lincolnshire Police for their support during the distressing time. The family expressed, “Harrison influenced the lives of many and was a bright, talented and wonderful human being, inside and out,” indicating their immeasurable sorrow.
George’s family voiced their thanks for the community’s support and shared, “George’s untimely departure in such a tragic event has left us all in ruins, and our lives will never quite be the same again. He spread so much happiness and warmth to numerous people and was truly a gentle and compassionate boy.” They entreated the public to avoid any conjecture on the incident’s cause while the investigation is still ongoing, drawing attention to the numerous lives devastated by this calamity.
The premature passing of these two young individuals has greatly perturbed Grantham and the extended Lincolnshire community, showcasing the strong sense of loss and unity among local inhabitants.
This story was amended by The Lincoln Post originally reported by www.bbc.com.
