British police on Wednesday discovered the primary suspect within the demise of the spouse and daughters of well-known BBC journalist John Hunt, who died after being attacked by a person armed with a crossbow.
The commentator’s spouse and two daughters, aged 61, 28 and 25, have been killed in a crossbow assault at a house in Ashlyn Shut, Bushey, Hertfordshire, at round 7pm native time on Tuesday, police stated.
After launching an exhaustive search, officers have discovered the suspect, recognized as Kyle Clifford, within the city of Enfield, north of the capital, London, in response to the British broadcaster BBC.
“This stays an extremely tough time for the victims’ households and I’d ask that their privateness is revered as they arrive to phrases with what has occurred,” stated Detective Inspector Justine Jenkins, of the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Main Crime Unit.
Clifford, 26, was wounded on the time of his arrest and is receiving therapy, though no photographs have been fired by officers through the operation. “Nobody else is being sought in reference to the investigation at the moment,” Jenkins stated.
