Police have announced tonight that a fatal horror smash on the A77 is now being treated as a murder investigation.
05.08.2023 - 14:25 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Friends of a murder victim who died in a fatal crash after her vehicle was pursued in Falkirk have set up a fundraiser to pay for her funeral.
Amy Rose Wilson was found dead after officers were called to a two-vehicle collision on the B902 New Carron Road on Saturday, July 29. Amy Rose, who was driving a silver Vauxhall Vectra, suffered fatal injuries and sadly died at the scene.
Heartbroken friends and family have set up a fundraiser for the 'beautiful and kind' 27-year-old. They are hoping to raise £3000 to 'give her the send off she deserves.'
Organiser Jade Catlin wrote: "Amy-Rose was loved by everyone and had the most beautiful and kindest soul. She sadly lost her life in a tragic car accident on 29th July.
"She was only 27. Her family and friends are broken. We are raising funds to help her parents towards funeral costs so she can have the send off she truly deserves. The target is 3,000, this would be amazing if we can reach this. Please donate anything you can, if you can’t donate please share!"
The news comes just days after her devastated family released a statement via Police Scotland in the wake of the tragedy.
It read: “We are all devastated by the loss of Amy Rose. We are asking for privacy at what is a very hard time for her family and everyone who knew her.”
Officers investigating the crash are treating her death as murder and inquiries are ongoing. Detectives are currently hunting for the occupants of a black Mercedes C-Class, containing a number of people, which fled the scene and was later found abandoned.
Moments before the crash the occupants of the Vauxhall and the Mercedes were involved in an altercation at an address in Foundry Street, Falkirk. The incident led to the Mercedes 'dangerously' pursuing
Police have announced tonight that a fatal horror smash on the A77 is now being treated as a murder investigation.
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