The first photographs of two schoolboys killed when the car they were being driven in crashed into a tree have emerged. George Wharton, 14, and Rhys Baker,13, died after the crash and two other 14-year-olds suffered life-threatening injuries. Tom McMeekin, named as the 21-year-old who was driving the blue Citroen, remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition. Police are investigating claims Mr McMeekin was operating an unlicensed taxi after offering friends lifts at rates 'cheaper than a taxi' on Facebook. Scroll down for video George Wharton, 14, (left) and Rhys Baker, 13, (right) died when a car they were being driven in crashed into a tree in West YorkshireTwo schoolboys aged 13 and 14 were killed in a car crash in LeedsBoys have been named locally as George Wharton and Rhys BakerThe 21-year-old driver has been named locally as Tom McMeekinMr McMeekin, a car enthusiast, remains in hospital in a stable conditionTwo other boys are fighting for their lives in a 'life threatening condition'Around 50 teenagers gathered at the scene to lay flowers and pay tributeOne of Rhys's family members said: 'It's such a shock. It's so sad'
Emily Scholes said: 'So much sadness we hear about everyday yet we still take life for granted, RIP _.'