Man armed with crossbow wanted for murder of BBC journalist’s family

British Police A man is wanted for the alleged crossbow murders of three women on Tuesday. The victims include Carol Hunt 61 yearsand Hannah and Lewis Hunt, from 28 and 25respectively. These are the journalist’s wife and daughters BBC, John Hunt Horse racing narrator on British network radio. Murder suspect Kyle Clifford According to police Detective Rob Hall, 26 years old. Hertfordshire, The county outside the London metropolitan area where the incidents occurred.

When police officers arrived at their home, the three women were found Bushe City. According to a statement published by the county police, the victims were seriously injured and later died despite the efforts of the emergency services. The population has been warned that, if they encounter a suspect, “do not approach him and do not call the emergency number directly”.

Initial police investigations indicate there was an attack “Objective” The three women, the county’s chief detective told the media, John Simpson. “Our goal is to protect the safety of citizens and locate Clifford, who is being pursued in connection with the murder of three women, which we believe to be a premeditated crime,” Simpson said. “A wide range of police officers and search and trace specialists have been deployed to Bushey and several areas of north London in response to the horrific incident, in which we believe a crossbow was used, although other weapons have not been ruled out.

Kyle Clifford According to the British newspaper, the alleged killer was the former partner of one of the journalist’s daughters. Sun. The suspect also served time during this period “A Brief Period” In the Queen’s Dragoon Guards, military sources told the newspaper many times. However, Clifford left the army two years ago. According to the network, he currently works as a security agent. sky News.

BBC described the murders as “Utterly Devastating” After breaking the news, the British network said in a statement, “Our thoughts are with John and his family at this incredibly difficult time, and we will offer them every support we can.”

No licence is required to obtain crossbows in the UK. Authorities estimate there are between 250,000 and 300,000 in circulation.