Voice 9, International Desk: A man sought in connection with the triple killing of three women, including the spouse and two offspring of a BBC correspondent, has been apprehended after an extensive pursuit. Kyle Clifford, potentially armed with a crossbow, was located in the Enfield vicinity of north London and is presently undergoing medical care for sustained injuries, as stated by Hertfordshire Police.
The suspect, Kyle Clifford, aged 26, linked to the tragic events in Bushey, was discovered in North London following a thorough search by law enforcement officers. It is currently believed that the perpetrator had familiarity with the victims. Authorities had previously indicated a search for a 26-year-old individual, identified as Kyle Clifford, who might be situated in either London or the adjacent Hertfordshire County.
Law enforcement responded to a residence in Bushey, Hertfordshire, where they encountered three gravely wounded women who succumbed to their injuries subsequently. The victims, identified as Carol Hunt, the wife, along with their daughters Hannah Hunt and Louise Hunt, were the casualties of this appalling incident.
The deceased, aged 25, 28, and 61, were victims of what appeared to be a deliberate act. While a crossbow is suspected to have been the weapon used, authorities have not ruled out the involvement of other armaments. According to sources within the UK defense ministry, Clifford concluded his brief tenure in the British military in 2022, having served briefly after enlisting in 2019 and being stationed in the Household Cavalry.
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