Woman injured in A36 crash last week dies in hospital

11:28am Tuesday 16th October 2012 in Latest News By Will Frampton

A young woman who sustained serious injuries in a crash on the A36 near Wylye on Wednesday last week died in hospital on Saturday.

The woman, in her 20s, has yet to be formally identified by police, but they confirmed that she died at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol, where she was airlifted after last week’s collision.

She was trapped unconscious in an Audi A3 after it collided with a Citroën Berlingo at around 8.45am, and suffered serious head and pelvic injuries and possibly further internal injuries.

She is expected to be identified later today (Monday).

The male driver of the car, also believed to be in his 20s, suffered minor injuries and was taken to Salisbury District Hospital.

The male driver of the second vehicle was assessed and treated for minor injuries at the scene and did not require hospital treatment.

Police are appealing for witnesses to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Team at Devizes on 101 ext 7203111.

Comments (8)

1:56pm Tue 16 Oct 12

masie11 says...

The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday
r.i.p
The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday r.i.p masie11

3:37pm Tue 16 Oct 12

trowbridge52 says...

RIP thinking of her family and friends such a tragedy .
RIP thinking of her family and friends such a tragedy . trowbridge52

6:53pm Tue 16 Oct 12

Mike Hawkins says...

masie11 wrote:
The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday
r.i.p
The phrase "to be formally identified" often means that the family of the deceased are not yet ready for their loved one to be named publicly.

Immediate friends would have heard by the weekend, but have, out of respect, remained silent.

I would urge anybody therefore, to respect the views of the family of this young lady (whom I know as a friend of a friend) and let them have their private moments of grief! IF, and WHEN, they are ready for details to be made public - so be it!
[quote][p][bold]masie11[/bold] wrote: The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday r.i.p[/p][/quote]The phrase "to be formally identified" often means that the family of the deceased are not yet ready for their loved one to be named publicly. Immediate friends would have heard by the weekend, but have, out of respect, remained silent. I would urge anybody therefore, to respect the views of the family of this young lady (whom I know as a friend of a friend) and let them have their private moments of grief! IF, and WHEN, they are ready for details to be made public - so be it! Mike Hawkins

7:13pm Tue 16 Oct 12

masie11 says...

Mike Hawkins wrote:
masie11 wrote:
The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday
r.i.p
The phrase "to be formally identified" often means that the family of the deceased are not yet ready for their loved one to be named publicly.

Immediate friends would have heard by the weekend, but have, out of respect, remained silent.

I would urge anybody therefore, to respect the views of the family of this young lady (whom I know as a friend of a friend) and let them have their private moments of grief! IF, and WHEN, they are ready for details to be made public - so be it!
I did not name the person out of respect for the family although it was all over facebook at the weekend I also knew the young Lady involved her children school annouced the sad news on Monday I will not be putting her name on here or anywhere else
My thought's are with her Famly and young children
[quote][p][bold]Mike Hawkins[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]masie11[/bold] wrote: The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday r.i.p[/p][/quote]The phrase "to be formally identified" often means that the family of the deceased are not yet ready for their loved one to be named publicly. Immediate friends would have heard by the weekend, but have, out of respect, remained silent. I would urge anybody therefore, to respect the views of the family of this young lady (whom I know as a friend of a friend) and let them have their private moments of grief! IF, and WHEN, they are ready for details to be made public - so be it![/p][/quote]I did not name the person out of respect for the family although it was all over facebook at the weekend I also knew the young Lady involved her children school annouced the sad news on Monday I will not be putting her name on here or anywhere else My thought's are with her Famly and young children masie11

8:27pm Tue 16 Oct 12

Mike Hawkins says...

masie11 wrote:
Mike Hawkins wrote:
masie11 wrote:
The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday
r.i.p
The phrase "to be formally identified" often means that the family of the deceased are not yet ready for their loved one to be named publicly.

Immediate friends would have heard by the weekend, but have, out of respect, remained silent.

I would urge anybody therefore, to respect the views of the family of this young lady (whom I know as a friend of a friend) and let them have their private moments of grief! IF, and WHEN, they are ready for details to be made public - so be it!
I did not name the person out of respect for the family although it was all over facebook at the weekend I also knew the young Lady involved her children school annouced the sad news on Monday I will not be putting her name on here or anywhere else
My thought's are with her Famly and young children
I agree you did not name her, and I respect you for that., I was merely hoping that nobody would unless the family chose too.

Our thoughts must be for her family and friends at this time, and to respect their feelings.
[quote][p][bold]masie11[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Mike Hawkins[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]masie11[/bold] wrote: The person involed in this accident has already been idenifty people in warminster already on saturday r.i.p[/p][/quote]The phrase "to be formally identified" often means that the family of the deceased are not yet ready for their loved one to be named publicly. Immediate friends would have heard by the weekend, but have, out of respect, remained silent. I would urge anybody therefore, to respect the views of the family of this young lady (whom I know as a friend of a friend) and let them have their private moments of grief! IF, and WHEN, they are ready for details to be made public - so be it![/p][/quote]I did not name the person out of respect for the family although it was all over facebook at the weekend I also knew the young Lady involved her children school annouced the sad news on Monday I will not be putting her name on here or anywhere else My thought's are with her Famly and young children[/p][/quote]I agree you did not name her, and I respect you for that., I was merely hoping that nobody would unless the family chose too. Our thoughts must be for her family and friends at this time, and to respect their feelings. Mike Hawkins

8:32pm Tue 16 Oct 12

Mike Hawkins says...

To Maisie11:

PS:
I apologise if you thought I was criticising you. I was merely explaining that sometimes "not formally identified" means the family wish for the privacy that you have had the decency to respect!! I applaud you for that.
To Maisie11: PS: I apologise if you thought I was criticising you. I was merely explaining that sometimes "not formally identified" means the family wish for the privacy that you have had the decency to respect!! I applaud you for that. Mike Hawkins

8:54pm Tue 16 Oct 12

wifeyforlife says...

R.i.p such sad news thinking of her family and children at this awful time xx
R.i.p such sad news thinking of her family and children at this awful time xx wifeyforlife

9:13pm Tue 16 Oct 12

masie11 says...

Mike it's ok I just didn't want to upset anyone at this sad time.
We must now let her Family and friends
grieve at thier sad loss and respect thier wish for privacy.
Mike it's ok I just didn't want to upset anyone at this sad time. We must now let her Family and friends grieve at thier sad loss and respect thier wish for privacy. masie11

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