Mom Seeks Justice for Son in Tenerife Hit-and-Run

0:00A 19-year-old from Liverpool named Harry Begg lost his life in an alleged hit-and-run on Tenerife, back on December 1, while riding in. Electured bike in the south of the island, his mom, Nicola Gardner, is now speaking out more than four months later, begging folks not to let his story fade away. Spanish authorities have upgraded the case to a murder investigation, labeling it a criminal death, but no arrests have happened yet. His body took over three weeks to return to the UK, and right before his funeral on January 6, Nicola learned his heart was held back for more tests. The family has been shattered, especially his brothers Thomas, Ted, and Nicholas. Thomas and Harry were inseparable. The funeral at All Saints Church in Anfield went ahead, but the burial got delayed two days due to paperwork issues from Spain. Harry had moved to Tenerife 18 months earlier after a holiday turned permanent, and he was just weeks from turning 20. Tributes powered up near the scene, including flowers, candles, and a Liverpool shirt.

1:03Nicola's pushing for answers on why they kept the heart, despite it being a head injury, and investigators say they're still digging daily. She just wants justice so her son is in brush to side. This has been Lester News Today, powered by AI.