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Folkestone daughter who died in crash ‘taught me what love is’

As the family waits for sentencing, Cody said: “I’m at the stage where no sentence will ever be enough.

“Even if he got life, it doesn’t bring my daughter home.”

Cody said her world “stopped” in 2024, and she would never stop grieving for her daughter.

The crash had a profound impact on Alisha’s six siblings, she said.

“She was the best big sister. They were all close.”

She said: “This is our life now, all because of one boy’s reckless actions. He took Alisha’s life and so many other lives, because Alisha was loved so much by so many.”


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