As police revealed details about the drowning deaths of four teenage boys who died during a camping trip in November 2023, heartbreaking tributes from their grieving parents were also shared.

Image via Police Four families have endured months of grieving and sadness. Four teens drowned after crashing their car while going camping. The incident happened back in 2023. Now, officials are offering new information on the tragic deaths calling them avoidable.

A horror crash off a mountain road which killed four teenage boys was ‘avoidable’ after their bodies were found two days after they were reported missing, an inquest has heard. Driver Hugo Morris, 18,

A crash that killed four teenage boys when they drowned in an overturned car could have been avoided, an inquest has heard. Hugo Morris, 18, Harvey Owen, 17, Wilf Fitchett, 17, and Jevon Hirst, 16, all from Shrewsbury, died when their car left a rural road while they were on a camping trip last November.

Friends Wilf Fitchett, 17, Jevon Hirst, 16, Hugo Morris, 18, and Harvey Owen, 17, died after a silver Ford Fiesta came off the A4085 in the village of Garreg in Gwynedd, North Wales.

The four teens died in November 2023 after their car went off the road in the remote Snowdonia region of the U.K.

Jevon Hirst, Wilf Fitchett, Harvey Owen and Hugo Morris drowned after their car left the road. The boys aged between 16 and 18 were A-level students who had planned an overnight camping trip

Authorities have recently determined that the November 2023 deaths of four teenagers who crashed their car on a camping trip were “avoidable,” according to The Times and the BBC. Hugo Morris, 18, Harvey Owen,