A household has been left devastated after their cherished daughter died in a three-vehicle crash, simply days earlier than she obtained examination outcomes telling her she handed.
Lucy Leahy, 23, died within the collision on the A509 between Bozeat and Wollaston, Northamptonshire, at round 6.30pm on November 24.
The trainee chartered accountant was driving to her dwelling in Irthlingborough the place she lived together with her associate when her automotive was hit head-on.
Three days after her loss of life, it was confirmed Lucy had handed her closing Chartered Accountancy examination, which she had studied for 5 years to attain.
Lucy Leahy, 23, (pictured), obtained her examination outcomes simply days after the horrifc automotive accident
Her devastated household, together with her twin sister and two older sisters, have advised of their ache in a touching assertion.
Claire Shakespeare, Leah’s mom, mentioned: ‘We’re all devastated by this immense loss and kindly request privateness as we deeply mourn Lucy’s premature departure and check out to deal with the passing of our cherished daughter, sister, and associate.
‘Lucy was eagerly awaiting information that she had handed her closing Chartered Accountancy exams.
‘This important accomplishment was confirmed simply three days after she died.
The collision occurred on the A509 between Bozeat and Wollaston, Northamptonshire, at round 6.30pm on November 24
‘We have been enthusiastically anticipating celebrating this achievement, marking the top of Lucy’s difficult five-year journey to turn into a Chartered Accountant.’
Police mentioned a Ford Ranger pickup was travelling in the wrong way to Lucy when the automobile hit a Ford Mondeo going the identical means.
The pickup then ploughed into Lucy’s Citroen leaving her with deadly accidents.
Northamptonshire Police are interesting for witnesses to the deadly crash and anybody with dashcam footage of the moments main as much as the collision.
Anybody with info can name the Drivewatch Hotline on 0800 174615 or police on 101 quoting incident quantity incident quantity 23000727871.