Crawley: Family Honors Stephanie Marie, 19, Stabbed in Car Park

In August, a tragic incident occurred at Crawley train station where 19-year-old Stephanie Marie was found fatally stabbed inside a tent. Emergency services were alerted after a report of an altercation, leading police to discover her unconscious with stab wounds. Despite paramedics' efforts to save her, she was pronounced dead at the scene. A postmortem examination revealed that she died from stab wounds to the heart and aorta. Stephanie, originally from Mauritius, was remembered by her family as a beloved daughter, sister, and mother who had a promising future ahead of her. They expressed their devastation over her untimely death, highlighting her talents in sports such as basketball, football, and gymnastics. The family’s tribute emphasized the profound loss they feel and the impact of her absence on their lives. Jason Pascal Flore, 26, has been charged with her murder and is currently in custody. The investigation, now led by the British Transport Police, is ongoing, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward. The case has drawn significant attention, reflecting the community's concern over violence and safety. A trial is scheduled for February next year at Lewes crown court, where further details about the circumstances surrounding Stephanie's death are expected to emerge. The incident has sparked discussions about the need for increased safety measures in public spaces to prevent such tragedies in the future.