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The family of a little boy killed in a horror car crash in Sydney's west have no idea how the smash happened, or why he and his mum were on the road at 3am.
Emergency services rushed to Christie Street in St Marys in the early hours of last Friday after a Hyundai Getz hit a parked truck and trailer.
Jamielee Matthews, 38, and her four-year-old son Brax Grover had to be freed from the wreckage by first responders before they were were taken to hospital in critical conditions.
Brax lost his fight for life hours later, just a few weeks shy of his fifth birthday, just months after the passing of his grandfather.
Five days on, he's being remembered as a 'playful, loving little boy who loved Paw Patrol, as his family mourns 'a life taken way too soon'.
Brax's aunt Simone Gittoes told Daily Mail Australia she has launched a Go Fund Me fundraiser to raise $7,000 to give her nephew 'the send off he deserves'.
Brax Grover died last Friday morning shortly after being rushed to hospital
Harrowing photos of the the scene showed a white hatchback rammed into the back of the truck and debris scattered across the road
'We want to give him a brilliant send off, he's missed out on so much already,' she said.
'He didn't get to start school or day care, make friends, play football, he has been robbed of all the things kids should be doing.'
Ms Gittoes, who is the partner of Brax's uncle Daniel, said the family remain in the dark about the extent of Ms Matthews' injuries and why the mother and son were on the road at 3am in the morning.
'I believe she's still in hospital, we tried to get some information about her
