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An 18-year-old boy died in hospital after being fatally injured in an accident that left three of his friends dead. Nathan Cartwright was the fourth person killed after a Skoda Fabia turned off the road into a tree in Kingswinford, West Mids, Tuesday night.

A further person has sadly died in hospital following a collision on Bromley Lane, #Kingswinford earlier this week.

Nathan Cartwright, aged 18, was one of five people in a yellow Skoda that crashed at around 8.50pm near to the junction of Standhills Road on Tuesday (13 October). pic.twitter.com/8b7i0KzRJZ

— West Midlands Alerts (@WMidsAlerts) October 18, 2020

Lucy Tibbetts Age

Lucy Tibbetts (16), driver Joshua Parkes (21) died at the scene with Lucy and another 16-year-old Izzie Floyd.

Isobel Ramsel Age

Isobel Ramsell, also 16, remains in the hospital after the horror crash.

In a loving homage published today, Nathan’s mother said: “My beautiful boy Nath was taken far too early. You lived your short life to the fullest. You are at peace now.

“I would also like to thank the emergency services and the QE Hospital for saving his life and giving me the opportunity to say goodbye to him.”

Friends also joined the flood of honors for the teenager, saying, “Shut up our beautiful boys forever.

“We will miss you so much and it will never be easy. I will keep every memory we have together for the rest of my life and I will never forget you.

“You fought so hard to the end and we are so proud of you. Keep calm until we meet again. Thanks for everything.”

Another added, “I have no words at the moment to describe our pain, Nathan. You fought as hard as you could, but unfortunately you had to go and join your friends.”

Gofund Page

In memory of the teenager, a gofund page has since been created with hundreds of people already broken-heartedly raised by the community.

A grieving buddy said, “Heaven has really won an angel, rest, Nath will miss seeing your infectious smile and laughter.”

Lucy Tibbetts’ family

Lucy Tibbetts’ family has delivered heartbreaking news to the 16-year-old girl who was killed in the crash.

In a statement from the West Midlands Police, Lucy’s mother said: “Our beautiful baby has been taken from us.

“You were an inspiration Lulu, you made us smile when you found it so difficult … not just a girl, a true friend.”

“Rest in peace, nobody can hurt you now.”

Specialized agents continue to assist the victims’ families while the police investigation continues.

The neighbors described running away from their homes to revive the girls after they were thrown out of the rubble.

One resident, who did not want to be named, said, “I was in the laundry room in the back of my house and even there it looked like a bomb exploding.

“I just knew that people would have lost their lives because of the condition of the rubble. The girls were thrown on the street. It was just terrible.”

PC Chris Ridge of the Force’s Collision Investigation Unit

PC Chris Ridge of the Force’s Collision Investigation Unit previously said, “This is a devastating time for the families of those involved and we have specially trained officials to assist them during this time. difficult.

“The loss of these young people is shocking and deeply moving for everyone involved. All families want their privacy to be respected during this difficult time.

“We are still working on a series of investigations to understand what happened and why.

“Anyone who saw the Skoda drive in the area last night or caught something on dash cam footage can contact us as soon as possible.”