Family pay tribute to teenager who left “incredible mark”
The family of a teenager who died in a collision earlier this month have said she will leave an “incredible mark”.
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The family of a teenager who died in a collision earlier this month have said she will leave an “incredible mark”.
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Police are appealing for witnesses following a five-vehicle collision on the A605 between Elton and Peterborough.
They battled sunburn, muscle cramps and satsuma-sized blisters, trekked city streets, country paths and through fields of wheat. They covered just shy of 100 miles in three days, but Det Sgt Adam McCluskey’s team of valiant volunteers never gave up on their mission to help one incredible young girl.