Shortly before the crash she had been involved in an altercation with the occupants of a black Mercedes which led to a pursuit.
A woman has been killed in a road crash following a ‘dangerous pursuit’ with police launching a murder investigation.
Emergency services rushed to the scene and she was pronounced dead at the scene.
The other occupant of her silver Vauxhall Vectra – a 22-year-old man – was taken to the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh for treatment.
Meanwhile a 39-year-old man, who was driving a black Volkswagen Tiguan involved in the crash, suffered minor injuries.
Police are appealing for information to help trace a black Mercedes C-Class, containing a number of people, which left the scene and was last seen heading north on B902 New Carron Road.
Tributes to Amy-rose have flooded in on social media from heartbroken loved ones, with one person calling her a ‘lovely lassie.’
A further tribute, reported the Daily Record, stated: ‘Not the news you want to hear – one of your long times friends gone so tragically. Amy-rose Wilson I’m sorry I’ve not been there for a while, you will be strongly missed but we all know you’re not alone, you’re with tiny now.’
Detective Inspector Hazel Reid said: ‘Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the woman at this very difficult time. We have a dedicated team of officers working on this investigation and extensive enquiries are ongoing at this time.
‘It is imperative we trace the occupants of the black Mercedes who fled the scene. We believe this vehicle has pursued the Vauxhall in a dangerous fashion, resulting in a crash with the Volkswagen Tiguan.’
She continued: ‘Officers are gathering CCTV footage from the surrounding area and door-to-door inquiries are also being carried out. I am keen to speak to anyone with any private CCTV, dashcam or any other footage they think would assist the enquiry.
‘We will have a continued police presence in the area and anyone with any concerns can approach these officers.
‘It is vital that we find out more about what has happened as soon as we can and I would urge anyone with information to contact us as soon as possible, no matter how insignificant it might seem.’
