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Alyssa Postle was killed after the car she was a passenger in ran into power pole She had been going to dinner with friends at time of accident in August, 2020 Alyssa got into a friends car to eat at a nearby KFC when the vehicle crashed   Her mother Kellie said it she has 'no idea' why her daughter left her own vehicle   Alyssa's mother has since focused on raising awareness about road safety 

Premium Content "Should be home by 8.30pm, XX". It was the end of a message Kellie Postle received from her 17-year-old daughter Alyssa just after she excitedly bounded out the door to join friends for dinner on August 11 last year. Within an hour of the text, as the family finished their Friday night dinner, Ms Postle opened the door to two distressed teenagers. "They came in and said there's been an accident, you need to go to the hospital," Ms Postle said. "I think I fell to my knees." Alyssa Postle, 17, died in August last year. She was in Year 12 and had just 100 days left of schoo...

Premium Content "Should be home by 8.30pm, XX". It was the end of a message Kellie Postle received from her 17-year-old daughter Alyssa just after she excitedly bounded out the door to join friends for dinner on August 11 last year. Within an hour of the text, as the family finished their Friday night dinner, Ms Postle opened the door to two distressed teenagers. "They came in and said there's been an accident, you need to go to the hospital," Ms Postle said. "I think I fell to my knees." Alyssa Postle, 17, died in August last year. She was in Year 12 and had just 100 days left of schoo...

Alyssa Postle, 17, suffered serious head injuries when the car she was a passenger in veered off the road and into a power pole in Bray Park in Brisbane's north in August last year.

News by Kara Sonter Premium Content Subscriber only Tyre marks and shattered glass once marked the trail of destruction made by the car crash that stole the life of 17-year-old Alyssa Postle in August last year. Now, what remains is a bittersweet love story - by those who were robbed of a daughter, a sister, a friend. That story is told in the form of bouquets of flowers, a white cross bearing her name and even a Christmas ornament to signify one of the many joys of life this beloved girl will miss. As drivers pass the busy intersection of Old North and ...