Parents of teens killed in 76mph crash say their lives have been 'shattered'

Parents of teens killed in 76mph crash say their lives have been 'shattered'Harrison Carter and George Stephenson died in a car crash in June last year - Madeleine Lonsdale, the reckless driver responsible, partied in the wake of the horror smashCommentsNewsBenjamin Lynch News Reporter16:12, 11 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesHarrison Carter's parents said their son was 'charming, honest and humble'(Image: PA)The parents of two teens who died in a 76mph crash before the reckless driver responsible went partying and skiing have paid tribute to their sons.‌Harrison Carter, 18, and George Stephenson, 17, died in a 76mph smash on a rural road on June 20 last year.‌Driver Madeleine Lonsdale, who had raced another car at 100mph during a trip to a petrol station to buy snacks, alcohol and vapes, partied “repeatedly” and choreographed TikToks in the months after their deaths, Lincoln Crown Court heard in March.‌The defendant, who passed her driving test about 12 weeks before the crash, pleaded guilty to two counts of causing the teenagers’ deaths by careless or inconsiderate driving at a hearing at Lincoln Magistrates’ Court earlier this year.Sarah and David, Harrison’s devastated parents, said their son was “charming, honest and humble”.Harrison, simply ‘Harry’ to his loved ones, was about to chase a career in law had earned himself a place at Durham University, reports the Sun.‌Sarah and David said: “Harry had the most wonderful smile and the biggest heart giving love and time unconditionally to anyone who needed it.View 3 ImagesGeorge Stephenson was 'loveable, witty and intelligent', his mum and dad said(Image: PA)“Harry saw the good in everyone and made a lasting impression on those whose lives he touched.”‌They described their loss as “immeasurable” and said grief is “the price we pay for love”.The grieving couple added that their son “leaves a legacy of pure kindness” and “we could all benefit from being a little more like Harry”.Vicki and Bruc...