Mum 'in a nightmare' after teens' death crash

THE mother of one of the four teenagers killed in a car crash has described how she is living in a nightmare that she cannot wake up from.

The bodies of Jevon Hirst, Harvey Owen, Wilf Fitchett and Hugo Morris were found in their crashed silver Ford Fiesta in North Wales on Tuesday.

Crystal Owen, Harvey’s mother, said: “I feel like I’m in a nightmare I wish I could wake up from but I’m not.

“I just wanted to say I do appreciate people’s kindness but no amount of messages is going to help me overcome this. Nothing will make this nightmare go away.”

Staff at Shrewsbury’s Dough and Oil restaurant, where Harvey, worked also paid tribute to him. In a post on Instagram, they described him as “easy-going, warm, funny, gentle, bright, hardworking and humble. He gave it his all, developing a passion for dough, and had dreams of one day opening his own bakery.

“Before shifts, or on his break, you’d often find him listening to music or his head in a book – unusually for his age – enjoying the likes of The Doors and Jack Kerouac, always keen to chat and discover something new.