The British police has arrested a man for murder three women with a crossbowaged 25, 28 and 61, at their home in the town of Bushey, in the metropolitan area of London. The three victims are the woman and the two daughters from the BBC horse racing commentator John Hunt.
The 26-year-old individual, identified as Kyle Clifford, was located after several hours of searching, in the vicinity of a cemetery in north London with “wounds” and was taken to a hospital for medical treatment.
In a video released by The Sun It looks like Clifford leaves the scene of the triple murder dressed in black and carrying a bagwhere he was allegedly carrying the crossbow, after getting into a black Seat. The vehicle was found on Wednesday morning in Enfield, where armed officers are searching for the suspect.
Chilling footage appears to show manhunt suspect Kyle Clifford striding away from the triple murder scene with a crossbow. pic.twitter.com/NmSBEOFZEk
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According to a statement from Hertfordshire Police, officers went to a home in the town of Bushey, in that county, on Tuesday at around 7 p.m., where They found the three women seriously injured. The victims died on the spot before being transferred to a hospital.
Initial investigations indicate that The women were attacked with a crossbow although “other weapons could have been used.”
According to statements to the press by Detective Chief Jon Simpson, the investigation points to the fact that The attack was deliberate and “targeted” the three people deceased.
According to the newspaper The Sunthe suspect would be an old boyfriend of one of the girls murdered.
The police also registered this Wednesday the suspect’s home in the Hilly Fields area of Enfield, north London.
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