Page Rice, 22, was a passenger in an Audi S3 when she crashed head-on into a Mercedes taxi in the Queensway tunnel in the early hours of Sunday, October 17 last year. The Audi was driven at 98 miles per hour by Calum Miller’s ex-partner, a 27-year-old Stockport worker who also died from his injuries.
An investigation into their deaths, which took place at Gerard Majella Court in Kirkdale on Jan. 31, heard that Merseyside police initially launched a criminal investigation into a possible felony offense involving dangerous driving, but the investigation was stopped when it became clear that Callum he would not survive.
READ MORE:Live updates as the aftermath of a knife search in Everton begins Footage of the Dashcam camera from the collision, which also left the taxi driver with “life-changing” injuries to his leg and hip, has now appeared on social media. Claire Rice, Paige’s mom, said she could not sleep since she discovered the video was circulating on the internet as she asked people to remove any posts that contained the video. Paige Rice, from Marston Green, who died in a car accident in the Queensway tunnel. Photo with mom Clare and brother Tyler (Image: Instagram / paigericex) Ms. Rice wrote: “Yesterday, I discovered that a video was circulating on social media, a video of the accident that killed my daughter. Now I have no idea who has this video and how it was made online, but I want you to know. I have slept since then and I feel sick to my stomach. “After we lost Page, I was asked if I wanted to watch the video, I chose not to do it for my own reason. When you mourn someone who has died in such a tragic way, your mind chooses what to think and what to exclude. “Knowing that the video was on the internet was really moving for me, moments that I had blocked to survive my days were now in the forefront of my mind. Why would you want to watch my daughter’s last moments? “I am broken, the thought of strangers, people who do not know Page or me watching something so traumatic and painful. When people post such personal photos or videos without consent, it can have a serious impact on people’s lives.” Ms Rice said her life was “turned upside down” by her daughter’s death as she shared a series of photos of herself with Page as she grew up. He continued: “I’m still Paige’s mom and I still have this protective instinct. I know Paige would hate that this video is on the internet. Look at these photos, this is my beautiful little girl Paige. “They took her from us in October, just 22 years old. No matter how much your child becomes, they are still our babies. I had Paige at a young age and it was almost always us 3. My life revolves around my children and making sure they were never left without. “I can not tell you how much my life has been turned upside down since I lost my daughter. When you lose a child, just spending an hour is an achievement. “The last five months have been murky in terms of time and I do not know how I survive every day with this pain in my heart, a pain you will never know, unless you have experienced it. To cause additional stress and upset is disrespectful and reckless. “My life will never be the same again. I lost my daughter and my boyfriend and my son lost his sister and we have all lost a huge part of our lives. Page left behind many broken hearts, she is loved and beloved and now I miss so many people, someone’s daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin and girlfriend. “We do not deserve any more inconvenience. I hope the posts are removed, I would be extremely grateful.” Read more related articles Read more related articles
