Four individuals tragically lost their lives in Huyton when a vehicle collided with a lamppost, with one of the deceased now identified as Craig Brady. Craig’s sister, devastated by the loss of her younger brother, praised his kind nature and described him as having a heart of gold after the incident on Liverpool Road.
Merseyside Police responded to a report of a black Cupra crashing into a lamppost just before 2am. Sadly, four men in their 20s were pronounced dead at the scene. Another passenger, a 27-year-old man, sustained injuries and is currently hospitalized in stable condition.
Craig, a 26-year-old father of two from Dovecot, was among those who lost their lives. His older sister, Kelsey Brady, remembered him as her best friend and highlighted their close sibling bond.
Describing Craig as one of the most gentle and kind-hearted individuals, Kelsey shared memories of their close-knit family dynamics and the shock of his sudden passing. Craig leaves behind his partner and two young children, with loved ones struggling to come to terms with the tragic news.
Known for his passion for football, boxing, and music, Craig had recently embraced a healthier lifestyle by hitting the gym, showing optimism for the future. Kelsey reflected on their mutual love and the daily interactions that now hold a poignant meaning in the wake of his untimely death.
Remembered fondly by all who knew him, Craig’s compassion and generosity touched the lives of many, leaving a lasting impact on his family and community.