Girl, 9, and brother, 16, killed in horror 'hit-and-run' leaving family devastated as cops 'hunt answers'

Two brothers and sisters were killed in horror “hit and running” leaving their family relaxed as police officers “answers”.

The collection of funds for Roman Casselden (16) and his sister Darcie, 9, have already collected more than £ 3,000 after a tragic incident in Pitteau, Essex, around 6:30 pm on Saturday.

Novel, 16 years and Darcie, 9 were tragically declared dead on scenecredit: GoFundme

Flowers left near Scenecredit: Well

Man reads tribasecredit: Well

Scene near the suspect’s hit-and-runcredit: PA

Both brothers and sisters tragically lost their lives at the scene when the car allegedly collapsed on them on a 30 km / h limit road, known as Blackpot accident.

Para’s mother Emma Keling was seen visiting the scene with a partner this afternoon.

Their father Alec Casselden has made numerous sadness on social media that described his heart for their death.

Officers have confirmed that they are “tirelessly working” to find answers while employees of experts pay attention to the family.

He described the collection of funds “tragedy” as they invade the community.

It read: “We are heartfelt for families and loved ones of these precious children.

“In this devastating time we want to gather to support families with funeral expenses and other needs. Any donation, large or small, will help them alleviate the burden.

“If you are able to give, consider donation of our efforts to raise funds. Your generosity will help to honor the memories of these two young lives and give comfort to those who loved them.”

Both children are believed to have attended a nearby Briscoe Elementary School, which today opened their doors to the bereaved staff, parent and children.

Darcie and novel are thought to have played at the e-Straper when the tragedy hit, according to local media reports.

It comes after the Basildon Council voted not to renew a scooter experiment on batteries for increasing concern due to the number of accidents involving them.

Labor Councilor Aidan McGurran said he was “delighted” last week after voting.

He added that they should “count happy” there was no “tragedy as a result”.

The teenager later joined the local high school and remembered as a talented footballer, playing through achievement through a charity for football (ATF).

One honor of his former teacher read: “Two beautiful souls too early. You were such a good child, the joy that should be taught in Pe.

“Ours together, watching you gain confidence in the football club and see you playing for school, seeing that awful smile when you scored and heard Mr. Billingham screaming your name celebrating is a great memory.”

Another loud: “I can’t believe you both are gone. ATF will no longer be the same. You were both too early. They will never forget you. “

Other floral honors at the scene were: “You were both dear people. I will always love you and remember you.”

The inhabitants claim that 30mph Road Ashlyns are that children are affected by multiple speed calm measures and is only five minutes away from their home.

One said: “This is a built area with a lot of children crossing the road to the park, playgrounds and nearby schools.

“But the cars are zooming as if it were a rural road of 60mph. There were recently so many collisions – even one that includes a police car.

“It is sad that this tragedy is needed to highlight the problem, but we hope that something will be done now now.”

Councilor Gavin Callaghan, leader of the Basildon Council, said: “I was deeply shocked and sad when I heard about the death of two young children at Pitte North West yesterday, after an incident on road traffic on the Chalvedon estate.

“I cannot imagine the pain and anxiety that the parents of these two children go through. We will support the local community through this difficult time.

“If you have seen anything or have any information about this accident, please contact the police immediately.”

The bereaved on the road left a dozen flowers and tickets on the road next to the football training.

One message reads, “I’m sorry you both took away too young.

“My thoughts and prayers are with everything that has been joyful to know you both, especially your family.”

A man and a woman arrested on suspicion of causing death carelessly and failure to stop at the collision site remain in custody.

Detectives were seen spent from door to door inquiries, complaining about CCTV, Dashce or a fatal collision door.

Temporary assistant chief police officer Stuart Hooper of Essex Police said: “My thoughts are with friends and family of girls and boys who died.

“Specialist officials support them in this really unimaginably difficult time.

“Our officers will make inquiries in the area tonight to determine the circumstances that have led to the collision, so if you have seen or have any information, contact.”