The British police have successfully located Kyle Clifford, the suspect wanted in connection with the murder of three women, including the wife and two daughters of BBC horse racing commentator John Hunt. The tragic incident, believed to have involved a crossbow, occurred at their home in Bushey, a town near London.
The victims, identified as Carol Hunt and two of her daughters aged 25 and 28, were found with serious injuries and tragically died at the scene. Following extensive efforts, including a large-scale search involving armed officers, Clifford was located in north London. He was discovered with injuries and is currently receiving medical treatment, with police confirming that no shots were fired during his apprehension.
Detective Inspector Justine Jenkins from the local Major Crime Unit stated that Clifford was known to the victims, although formal identification of the victims is still pending. The police have assured that no other individuals are being sought in connection with the investigation at this time.
Chief Superintendent Jon Simpson described the incident as "horrific," noting the involvement of a crossbow and possibly other weapons. Colleagues and friends of John Hunt, deeply shaken by the tragedy, expressed their condolences and support in the wake of the devastating loss.
