<sod >(left) visited the scene today  Mr May said the boys were his 'heart and soul' and their lives had been 'taken away so young'. He laid a football at the scene today in memory of Corey, who loved the game Describing the aftermath, Ms Fletcher, 22, added: 'The children were in complete panic and screaming and crying. neighbours came running out and everyone was stopping and trying to help. They were doing CPR on Casper and Corey was in the recovery position. 'Casper had no pulse and he had already gone but Corey had a slight one so they rushed him straight to Birmingham Children hospital. He just didn't make it.'  She said of the boys' parents: 'Louise and Reece are just trying to process whats happened. I spoke to them this morning and they are heartbroken. 'All the children saw it happen and the eldest brother, Connor, is old enough to understand it all. He just keeps crying. 'My eldest boy said that he was talking to his younger brother this morning about the black car that took Corey and Casper away. It heartbreaking they had to witness something so terrible.' The boy's grandfather, Kim May, said: 'The boys were my heart and soul, they were happy, lovely, jolly boys, they'd do anything, they were just very happy. 'Their lives have been taken away so young, I don't know what to say, it's crazy.' He added: 'Corey was very gifted footballer at a young age.< eod>< sod > (left), said the children were his 'heart and soul' and their lives had been 'taken away so young'. The two boys, aged four and six, are pictured with their parents Reece and Louise Platt-May Describing the aftermath of the crash, Ms Fletcher, 22, added: 'The children were in complete panic and screaming and crying. neighbours came running out and everyone was stopping and trying to help. They were doing CPR on Casper and Corey was in the recovery position. 'Casper had no pulse and he had already gone but Corey had a slight one so they rushed him straight to Birmingham Children hospital. He just didn't make it.'  She said of the boys' parents: 'Louise and Reece are just trying to process whats happened. I spoke to them this morning and they are heartbroken. 'All the children saw it happen and the eldest brother, Connor, is old enough to understand it all. He just keeps crying. 'My eldest boy said that he was talking to his younger brother this morning about the black car that took Corey and Casper away. It heartbreaking they had to witness something so terrible.' Visiting the scene of the crash today, the boy's grandfather, Kim May, said: 'The boys were my heart and soul, they were happy, lovely, jolly boys, they'd do anything, they were just very happy.< eod>