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    Parents-to-be, 21 & 18, killed in lorry crash died after Give Way sign ‘turned the wrong way’

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    By News Desk on February 12, 2024 England news, News Briefing, UK News
    Parents-to-be, 21 & 18, killed in lorry crash died after Give Way sign ‘turned the wrong way’
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    Parents-to-be, 21 & 18, killed in lorry crash died after Give Way sign ‘turned the wrong way’

    TWO young parents-to-be died in a horror crash at a “treacherous” junction where the Give Way sign was “turned the wrong way”.

    Josh Alexander, 21, and Jessica Poole, 18, who were expecting a baby boy together, died when a lorry ploughed into their car in Woodchurch, Kent, in June last year.

    The couple had been on their way to work delivering takeaways to earn extra cash ahead of the arrival of their newborn, who they were “excited” to meet.

    It came just weeks after Josh shared a picture of a baby’s onesie, a positive pregnancy test and a scan of their son inside the womb.

    Captioning the March 19 Facebook post, the future dad said: “November 2023. See you then lil one.”

    They had been heading to Happy Valley Chinese where they had taken on shifts when the horror accident happened.

    https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/25875412/parents-to-be-killed-lorry-horror-crash/

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