Pictures released of teenagers killed in North Rauceby crash

Jayke Brophy

25 June 2024 at 10:58 am·1-min read

The families of two teenagers who died in a collision at Rauceby have shared pictures of the pair. William Ray, 17, and Eddie Shore, 18, tragically died following a two-vehicle collision.

Officers were called to the incident involving a grey Audi and a black Ford Fiesta on Newark Road at 9.41pm on Thursday, 20 June. The pair were taken were taken to Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham where the both sadly passed away.

The families of William Ray and Eddie Shore have asked for privacy at this time. Lincolnshire Police are continuing with their investigations.

Get the latest breaking news and top stories from Lincolnshire in our daily newsletter

Lincolnshire Police said: "The families of the boys who sadly died following a collision at Rauceby on 20 June have today (25 June) shared pictures of them. 17-year-old William Ray, known as Will, is pictured sitting on his sofa, while 18-year-old Eddie Shore is pictured outdoors wearing a hooded top.

"The families have asked for privacy while they continue to come to terms with their loss, and ask that these pictures shared today are the ones used by anyone wishing to write or talk about their children.

"Our enquiries into the circumstances of the collision are ongoing, and we continue to appeal to people not to speculate."

Manchester Evening News
Footage shows out-of-control XL Bully being chased by armed cops before being shot dead following horror attack on woman
GMP said the dog had to be destroyed 'as the last possible option'
The Independent
Boy, 14, was held down and hacked to death at Wyoming mall while he tried to protect his girlfriend
Dominique Antonio Richard Harris and Jarreth Plunkett, both 15, are accused of murdering 14-year-old Bobby Maher during fatal attack
The Telegraph
German woman given harsher sentence than rapist for calling him ‘pig’
A woman in Germany has been given a harsher sentence than a convicted rapist after she was found guilty of defaming him.
Sky News
Police not looking for anyone else after murder investigation into deaths of paramedic and woman
Police say they are not looking for anyone else after a paramedic was found dead along with a woman at a house in Staffordshire. Detectives had opened a murder investigation after the bodies of Daniel Duffield, 24, from Cannock, and Lauren Evans, 22, from Bridgend in South Wales, were discovered in a property in Hednesford, Cannock, at around 12.30pm on Tuesday afternoon. A file is now being prepared for coroners and the families of the two victims are being supported by specialist officers.
News Shopper
‘Hero’ London firefighter raped and abused his own kids in ‘house of horrors’
A brother and sister who helped jail their dad Brian Doye decades after he raped and sexually abused them have spoken out.
The Guardian
Grimsby man jailed for sexually assaulting dead bodies in mortuary
Damon Tingay punched the body of one man twice and performed sex acts on two male bodies, court heard
Evening Standard
Woman attacked by stranger who dragged her into garden in north London ambush
A manhunt has been launched after police found the partially clothed woman
The Telegraph
Driver chains £100,000 Land Rover to tree in bid to stop thieves
A Land Rover owner has chained their car to a tree in London to prevent it being stolen.
PA Media: UK News
Man who stopped female driver sentenced for impersonating police officer
Wiltshire Police described the incident as ‘concerning’.
Manchester Evening News
Doorman says it's a 'miracle' his arm wasn't 'chopped off' in machete attack by man he booted out of club
Aaron Newton, 39, was kicked out of the Dodge nightclub in Accrington
The Argus
Pair attack man with bottle in 'appalling and unprovoked' robbery
A man was left shaken and injured after being attacked with a bottle and threatened with a knife while he was robbed in the street by two men.
Isle of Wight County Press
Boy, 17, arrested after incident at Island holiday park
Police attended reports of a public order incident.
Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Police appeal to identify two people in relation to a serious offence
Police have launched an appeal to identify two people in relation to a serious offence in the Keighley area of Bradford.
CBC
Regina teacher accused of sexual offences admits to lying to police during Crown cross-examination
WARNING: This story contains distressing details.The Court of King's Bench heard from its last witnesses Friday in the trial of a Regina teacher charged with sexual offences involving a 15-year-old student.The judge-alone trial, presided over by Justice Neil Robertson, began Monday. Jeffrey Dumba was cross-examined by Crown prosecutor Loren Klein all morning Friday and for part of the afternoon. He has pleaded not guilty to five charges including inviting a minor to touch herself sexually, distr
The Independent
Nursing assistant accused of hurling her newborn baby out of second-story window to his death
Warning graphic details: Dead newborn found at intersection in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania
Bromley News Shopper
Hunt for suspect after woman raped in Abbey Wood
Police are hunting for a suspect after a woman was raped in Sewell Road, Abbey Wood.
The Guardian
Police ‘not looking for anyone else’ after two found dead in Staffordshire
Bodies of Lauren Evans, 22, and Daniel Duffield, 24, were discovered at a house in Hednesford, Cannock, on Tuesday
KameraOne
Spanish police seize narco-submarine suspected of smuggling cocaine
Spanish authorities discovered a suspected drug submarine about 280 nautical miles west of Cádiz on Wednesday. The crew scuttled the boat as the coast guard approached. Four Colombians were rescued and subsequently arrested. Police suspect that the submarine was being used to transport a large quantity of cocaine.
The Argus
Repeat sex offender met up with teenage girl he was banned from seeing
A repeat sex-offender has been jailed for 12 months after seeing a teenage girl despite an order against him.
Evening Standard
Just Stop Oil: Six people arrested at east London soup night ahead of 'summer flight disruption'
Six people suspected of being Just Stop Oil organisers have been arrested at a soup night in east London. The arrests were made after reports that the group planned to disrupt airports and “thousands of holidaymakers this summer”, the force said. Some of those in custody are believed to be “key organisers” for Just Stop Oil, police said.The climate activists last week breached security at Stansted Airport to spray orange paint on private jets.Singer Taylor Swift’s private jet had been there hours before the incident but was not affected.A source told The Times that the airport attack was only a “prelude” to action coming before autumn, adding: “This is just another way of us taking action in the theatres of life we exist in because we’re not politicians.”JSO denied individual holidaymakers were being targeted, but failed to rule out action at airports this summer.

Latest stories