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direct to your inboxThe family of Mia Strothers are facing more heartbreak after her 17-year-old cousin died suddenly at home.Thomas Orman, 17, was described by his mum as a 'beautiful soul' who could light up a room with his bubbly personality.The teenage college student was found unresponsive by his little brother at the family home in Moston on Thursday (February 18).He was taken to hospital where he sadly died the following morning.His devastated parents still don't know what caused his tragic death, but initial enquiries suggest he may have suffered a seizure.Thomas is the cousin of 14-year-old Mia Strothers, who was killed after she was hit by a speeding BMW on her way to school in October.Kevin Pryce, 45, is currently serving a

direct to your inboxThe father of a teenage girl killed by a speeding driver said he feels 'dead inside' after his daughter's death. Daniel Strothers bravely told of his family's devastation at court in front of Kevin Pryce, before Pryce was jailed for 10 years for causing 14-year-old Mia Strothers' death by dangerous driving.

direct to your inboxA drug-fuelled dangerous driver who killed a teenage girl as she walked to school tried to blame the child.Kevin Pryce, 45, who tested positive for cocaine and cannabis, claimed 14-year-old Mia Strothers had stepped out into the road before he hit her.But Pryce was 'absolutely flying' while driving at 57mph in a 30mph zone, and was in a BMW which he knew had faulty brakes.

A dangerous driver who killed a teenage girl while under the influence of cocaine and cannabis has been jailed.

Driving instructors in north Manchester have taken part in a 'slow drive' in memory of a teenager who was killed in a hit and run.Around 25 instructors gathered in their cars for the peaceful protest on Lightbowne Road in Moston - where 14-year-old Mia Strothers lost her life.The school girl had been on her way to North Manchester Academy when she was hit by a speeding BMW at 8.15am on October 5.This week, Kevin Pryce, 45, pleaded guilty to causing the death of the teenager by dangerous driving.Prosecutors told Manchester Crown Court on Wednesday that he was travelling at about 57mph when he hit Mia.

A dangerous driver has admitted killing a "beautiful and kind" teenage girl who was hit while walking to school.

Mia Strothers, 14, was struck by a BMW on Monday morning, October 5, in Moston, north Manchester.She was rushed to hospital and pronounced dead this morning, October 7.Kevin Pryce, 45, of Quail Street in Oldham, Greater Manchester, has been charged in connection with the collision.A GoFundMe page has been set up by close friends to suppprt Mia's family and has already raised over £2,000, the Manchester Evening News reports.

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