Kyle Clifford: Last News

A man arrested over the crossbow killings of three women in England has reportedly been left paralysed.

UPDATE — September 17, 07:30 AM: A 26-year-old man has been charged with murdering the wife and two daughters of BBC commentator John Hunt.

During Tuesday's episode of BBC Breakfast, presenters Sally Nugent and Jon Kay paused the programme to share some breaking news with viewers.

Hannah Hunt, the daughter of John Hunt, who died after an attack at her home, was found alive by police with a "crossbow bolt in her chest" after being "tied up", an inquest at Hertfordshire Coroner's Court heard.The court was informed that Hannah Hunt, 28, was able to text someone pleading for help, telling them she had been “tied up” at the family home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, on July 9.The text urged the recipient to inform police that the perpetrator was still present at the scene. Following her plea for help through the text, Hannah was then able to call 999, reporting that she and her mother and sister had been shot, providing her address before the connection was lost, as recounted during the inquest.

The wife of BBC racing commentator John Hunt, died from stab wounds while two of their daughters died from crossbow bolt injuries, an inquest has heard.

John Hunt has spoken out about the overwhelming support he's received following the tragic murder of his wife and two daughters in a horrifying crossbow attack. ITV's Mark Chapman, who is a close friend of the BBC racing commentator, shared that every message of support feels like a "feels like a hug" to Mr Hunt. He also expressed his gratitude for the thoughts directed towards him and his surviving daughter, Amy.

A man detained in connection with the crossbow murders of three women is said to have been left paralysed.

A GoFundMe page that was set up in support of BBC commentator John Hunt and his daughter Amy following the tragic deaths of his wife and two daughter's in a 'crossbow attack' has hit £18,000.

The colleagues of BBC racing commentator John Hunt have offered their love and thoughts after the crossbow murders of his wife and two daughters. John, who has worked for BBC Radio 5 Live for around 20 years, was described as an “outstanding commentator and broadcaster” by those sending their sympathies. The commentator's wife Carol, 61, and two of their three daughters - Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25 - were found fatally injured at a house in Ashlyn Close, Bushey, Hertfordshire, on Tuesday, 9 July.Triple murder suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, was finally tracked down in Enfield on Wednesday, 10 July after an extensive 24-hour manhunt.

Kyle Clifford, the man suspected of a horrifying crossbow attack, has reportedly undergone surgery for a self-inflicted stab wound. Earlier this week, he was arrested on suspicion of murdering BBC racing commentator John Hunt's wife and two daughters in a chilling crossbow assault.The victims have been identified as Carol Hunt, 61, and her daughters Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25, in what police are calling a targeted attack.

The boyfriend of Bushey triple crossbow murder victim Hannah Hunt has paid tribute to his 'brave queen'.

Armed officers have been seen combing local allotments and a cemetery after the wife and daughters of BBC sport commentator John Hunt were murdered in their own home in a leafy town.

Zoe Ball paused her BBC Radio 2 show to deliver a heartfelt message to John Hunt following the tragic loss of his wife Carol, aged 61, and daughters Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25, in a harrowing crossbow attack.

Residents were told to 'stay indoors' as streets were cordoned off by police following the discovery of a 'suspicious item' in a canal.

The family of a BBC star are believed to be the victims of a suspected crossbow murder. John Hunt, a racing commentator for BBC Five Live, reportedly came home from work to find his wife and two daughters "shot dead". Despite medics' best efforts, all three, aged 25, 28 and 61, were tragically later pronounced dead at the scene.

Police have confirmed that the suspect of a horrific crossbow massacre that saw three women murdered has been found in a cemetery yards from his home.

Police have urged the chief suspect in the 'horrific' murders of three women - understood to be the wife and daughters of a BBC sports commentator - to hand himself in.

BBC Five Live racing commentator John Hunt reportedly returned home from work on Tuesday evening to discover his two daughters and wife had been brutally attacked. The three women aged 25, 28 and 61 were found seriously injured - and subsequently pronounced dead at the scene, reports the Mirror.

BBC 5 Live commentator John Hunt’s family sent a desperate final text message asking for help and also managed to call 999 before they were murdered in their Hertfordshire home on the evening of Tuesday 9 July. John’s wife Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were reportedly tied up before being shot and killed with a crossbow. An ex-soldier named Kyle Clifford has been apprehended by police following the murders and is currently under medical care after being found with injuries at Lavender Hill Cemetery in Enfield, north London.

Hertfordshire Police have confirmed that Kyle Clifford, 26, the suspect in a triple murder case, was discovered in north London's Enfield area by officers on Wednesday afternoon. Kyle is currently under medical care after being found with injuries, and authorities have stated that no police gunfire occurred during his apprehension.The tragic incident involves the deaths of Carol Hunt and her daughters Hannah and Louise in Bushey, Hertfordshire, the family of BBC Five Live commentator John Hunt.

Kyle Clifford, the man suspected of the horrific crossbow murders that claimed the lives of three family members of BBC racing commentator John Hunt has been formally arrested by police..The 26 year old is currently still in hospital in a serious condition after being tracked down following a manhunt around Enfield, north London.Tragically, Carol Hunt, 61, wife of BBC 5 Live's John Hunt, and their two daughters, Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25, were discovered with fatal injuries at their home in Ashlyn Close, Bushey, Hertfordshire, shortly after 7pm on Tuesday. Detective Superintendent Rob Hall, leading the investigation from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire's major crime unit, said the investigation was "moving at pace". "Our thoughts remain with the victims' family at this tragic time," he said.