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A man has pleaded guilty to causing the deaths of three teenagers in a car crash on Anglesey. A driver has admitted causing the deaths of three teenagers, who were passengers in his car which crashed into a tree on Anglesey.
The impact killed Rebecca Jane Lee, 18, best friend Elin Rowlands, 15, also known as Ellie Chambers, who was a triplet, and Clifford Thomas Jones, 17. Rebecca Lee, 18, who was pregnant, her best friend Elin Rowlands, 15, and Clifford Thomas Jones, 17, all died.
Stacey Williams, 17, was critically injured and remains in hospital.Stacey Williams, 17, was critically injured and remains in hospital.
Richard Brown pleaded guilty to three counts of causing death by dangerous driving and driving under the influence of alcohol at Caernarfon Crown Court. Richard Brown, 24, admitted causing deaths by dangerous driving and driving under the influence of alcohol. He appeared in the dock in a wheelchair.
Brown, 24, appeared in the dock in a wheelchair. There were angry scenes at Caernarfon Crown Court as Brown appeared.
He was remanded in custody until June 29 for a pre-sentence report. He was remanded in custody until 29 June for a pre-sentence report but his barrister acknowledged that he faced a lengthy jail term.
His counsel acknowledged that he faced a lengthy jail term. The mother of Rebecca Lee, 18, who was killed with two other teenagers in a car crash, urges young people to watch their speed
Rebecca Lee, Ellie Chambers and Clifford Jones all died
Brown is said to have no memory of the tragedy.Brown is said to have no memory of the tragedy.
The accident happened in the early hours of the morning of 28 Feburary at Holyhead Road in Menai Bridge. The crash happened in the early hours of the morning of 28 February at Holyhead Road in Menai Bridge.
At the time North Wales Police described the scene which confronted their officers, where the Citroen C2 car left the A5 at shortly before 0100 GMT on Saturday and ran into a tree, as "horrific".At the time North Wales Police described the scene which confronted their officers, where the Citroen C2 car left the A5 at shortly before 0100 GMT on Saturday and ran into a tree, as "horrific".
They said road and weather conditions were good at the time and their investigations were concentrating on why the vehicle left Holyhead Road, which has a 30 mph speed limit. They said road and weather conditions were good at the time and their investigations were concentrating on why the vehicle left Holyhead Road, which has a 30mph speed limit.
Brown suffered a broken leg, ankle, pelvis and a fractured vertebra in his neck in the crash.Brown suffered a broken leg, ankle, pelvis and a fractured vertebra in his neck in the crash.
Hundreds of mourners turned out to the funerals, which were held on Anglesey and in Bangor, for the three who died.Hundreds of mourners turned out to the funerals, which were held on Anglesey and in Bangor, for the three who died.