Keith Morrison, 22, was one of four people to die in a collision on the Ballynahonemore Road in Armagh on 24 March.
A mother who lost her son in last month's horror crash in Armagh in which four young people died, says she bears no grudges against anyone, including the driver of the vehicle.
"Anything, at all, could have happened, we will never know and we will not bear any grudges to anybody.Recalling the moment that she found out what had happened, Lisa said there was only one way that she would have believed it. That was by visiting the crash site and seeing her son. "I tried phoning him, tried phoning some of his friends to try and get answers, but I wouldn't believe it until I actually saw him.
In a statement to UTV, PSNI Chief Superintendent Sam Donaldson said: "My thoughts are very much with the family and friends of the four young people who died in this tragedy.
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