Tributes paid to Telford crash victim

Georgeina Oakley Marsh, from Wellington, died in a car accident in Stoke-on-Trent.

She was pronounced dead at the scene.

A 28-year-old woman, named locally as her sister Gema Marsh and the 23-year-old driver, remain in a critical condition at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire, according to Staffordshire Police.

Tributes to the teenager have been flooding in on her Facebook page.

Her cousin, Clay Marsh said: "RIP Georgie, miss you forever and always.

"All the family are thinking about you and always will.

"Love you loads cuz sleep tight."

Chelsey Marie Davies said: "Georgeina I miss you ever so much.

"We did everything together.

"You were literally like the older sister that I don't have.

"I love you Georgeina and I know you're going to be watching down on me.

"So many memories left for me to think about, Georgeina.

"At least no-one can take them away from me."

Clare Williams said: "Why do all the good people pass away at an early age, why can't it be all the bad ones that deserve it for what they have done to others?

"Feeling sad for the loss of a lovely girl, sadly be missed by all.

"I will miss you saying 'Hi' and chatting and seeing you around Wellington and seeing you grow up .

"Thoughts are with your family."

Skye Titley said: "Full of life and joy you may be gone but you won't be forgotten.

"Much love. My thoughts are with you and your family.

"So sad life is too short."

Lorna Richards said: "Can't believe I'm hearing this. We've had some good memories together, miss you."

The accident happened last Wednesday at 4.20am on Baddeley Green Lane in Stoke, but police have only just named Miss Oakley as the victim.

Now police want to trace a woman who is believed to have been with Georgeina and her sister during the early hours of Wednesday.

Witnesses who saw the car, a black Vauxhall Vectra, before the crash are also being urged to come forward.

A police spokesman said: "An investigation into the circumstances of the collision is ongoing and we are re-appealing for witnesses, or anyone who saw the vehicle travelling beforehand, to come forward."

Anyone with information about the accident is being asked to call Staffordshire Police on 101.

Quote incident 94 of July 23.