Ellie Underhill: Tributes flood in for tragic victim of fall
Tributes have flooded in on social media in memory of a young woman who died after falling from the bonnet of a car driven outside a Tesco supermarket in Dudley.
Twenty-year-old Ellie Underhill lost her life eight days after the tragic fall which happened on Boxing Day.
Elíssa-Anne Marsh wrote on Facebook: "I shouldn't even have to write it. Life is too short and you shouldn't of gone so soon. Goodnight ellie."
MORE - Ellie's family spoke of their devastation at her death
Bev Jones added: "Tragic. So beautiful. A young life wasted."
Kirsty Aston said: "So sad - thoughts are with her family."
In a statement, her family said: "Our beautiful daughter Eleanor Jane Underhill was such a bubbly, lively girl and the life and soul of everything; she truly lived life to the fullest.
"As a family we are totally devastated and really need to find out the truth of what happened that night."
Three people have been arrested for manslaughter and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, and bailed.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sgt Wood by calling 101 via ext 843 6046 or by emailing FL_COLLISION_INVEST@west-midland.pnn.police.uk
