Teenager dies in two-vehicle collision in Suffolk
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 14:19 · Archive
A 19-year-old woman has died in a two-vehicle collision in Little Stonham, Suffolk.
Emergency services attended a two-vehicle collision on Debenham Road in Little Stonham, Suffolk, at around 10.15am on Sunday, 18 October. A red Peugeot 107 and a silver Volkswagen Passat were involved. Two teenagers travelling in the Peugeot died, while the occupants of the Volkswagen suffered minor injuries.
One of those who died has been identified as 19-year-old Amelia Miller from Stowmarket, subject to formal identification at inquest proceedings. Her family, Chris, Jo and Issac, paid tribute to her, saying she was a much-loved daughter, sister, aunty and cousin. They described her as 'so full of life and energy' and 'a truly special person'.
Amelia had been a keen dancer before becoming a photographer. Her family said she loved heavy metal and rock music, and had a particular passion for motorcycles. She regularly rode her 125cc bike looking for photo opportunities, often seeking out other motorcycles or animals. Her family noted she struggled in the school environment but achieved strong grades, and 'really blossomed' in workplace settings.
Suffolk Constabulary continues to investigate the collision and is appealing for witnesses.
How it is being reported
- Family pay heartbreaking tribute to ‘truly special’ teenager after fatal crashFamily pay tribute to 19-year-old Amelia Miller after fatal two-vehicle crash in Little Stonham, Suffolk, on October 18, as police appeal for witnesses.Colchester Gazette · 29 Oct, 13:47
- Family pay heartbreaking tribute to ‘truly special’ teenager after fatal crashFamily pay tribute to 19-year-old Amelia Miller after fatal two-vehicle crash in Little Stonham, Suffolk, on October 18, as police appeal for witnesses.Echo (Basildon) · 29 Oct, 13:47
In this story: Amelia Miller · Stowmarket · Little Stonham · Suffolk Constabulary · Debenham Road
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