Friends of a young woman who fell to her death from M62 bridge have launched a fundraising appeal to help give her the 'send off she deserves'.
Jessica Duckworth, 23, died after falling from Scammonden Bridge in the early hours of Sunday.
The NHS worker, who was living in West Yorkshire but was originally from Padiham, Burnley, died at the scene.
Police were called to the bridge at 1am following 'reports for safety'. The motorway was closed for several hours following the incident.
Hundreds have paid tribute to Jessica.
Now a friend has set up a fundraising page to contribute to Jessica's funeral.
Shaynie Green says she is hoping to raise £2,500. Just over £1,500 has been donated so far.
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The appeal page reads: "Absolutely heartbroken that this even has to be done, but it's just a little something to help with giving the beautiful, caring and inspiring Jessica Duckworth a send off that she deserves."
Patricia wrote: "God bless, RIP Jessica fly high up in lady thought with family off Jessica xxx"
Ella Grimes said: "This girls deserves the best send of ever and every single penny counts. RIP ducky I love you."
Deborah Kemp wrote: "Cannot imagine what this family must be going through.
"Wonderful parents who have surrounded their children with so much love.
"Seems like yesterday walking the kids home from school. What a beautiful young lady you grew into. Too beautiful you had to be an angel. God bless you Jessica. Love to the family xxx"
Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
Anyone who saw the incident is asked to call West Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting WYP-20190615-1931
