Boy killed in horror farm tragedy pictured as mum's world 'falls apart' (2025)

Harry Moss died after suffering horrendous injuries in the machinery accident at the farm.

A teen who died following a tragic incident involving farm equipment this week has been pictured for the first time.

Harry Moss, 14, died after sustaining severe injuries caused by machinery on a farm in Malvern, Worcestershire, on Thursday morning, April 17, in an incident which also left a man in hospital. A massive emergency presence scrambled to the Malvern property, which tore Harry's mum, Holly McMurray's, world apart. She said in a post on the Facebook that Harry would be "forever loved", and told how proud she was of the teenager, her firstborn child, reports the Mirror.

She wrote: "My boy forever loved. My first born. My world has fallen apart. Fly high my homing pigeon. Harry you did me so proud but boy you was 14 working too hard! Farmer forever. I love you so much."

Family friend Maggie Murrihy has set up a page on GoFundMe "on request" of Ms McMurray to raise cash to cover the cost of Harry's funeral. She paid her own tribute to the teen, remembering him as "the most amazing" son and brother to his siblings who loved farming and fishing.

She wrote: "As everyone is aware harry passed away under tragic circumstances. Harry Moss was the most amazing teenager who had his whole life ahead of him it was tragically take at just the young age of 14 him being the eldest sibling of the family.

"He was an amazing big brother and son and lived his life like a little homing pigeon if he left home it was either to do what he loved farming or fishing .

"No parent should have to go through this unimaginable pain or recieve this kind of news and i know nothing can help with the pain. I'm hoping this will ease any financial burdens regarding his passing and funeral costs."

Several hundred people have already contributed to the fundraising campaign in the last few hours since it was created, with 390 donors having already smashed the family's target. A total of 390 donations have so far raised £7,740, outstripping the family's £3,000 goal by more than double at the time of writing.

West Midlands Ambulance Service and West Mercia Police rushed to the farm on Thursday, with a number of teams deployed after the incident was reported.

A spokesperson for WMAS said two air ambulances were sent to Malvern, with crews arriving to find a teen in "critical condition".

He was tragically pronounced dead at the time despite medics' best efforts. The spokesperson said: "On arrival, crews found a teenage boy in a critical condition and immediately began administering advanced life support. Sadly, despite best efforts, nothing could be done to save him and he was confirmed deceased at the scene."

The service added that a man found with serious injuries at the scene was also rushed to the Worcestershire Royal Hospital, but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening or life-changing.