The suspect in the triple murder of members of BBC commentator John Hunt's family remains in a “serious condition” and is yet to speak to officers.
Herts Police have released an update this afternoon on the condition of Kyle Clifford, who was wanted in connection with the murder the racing presenter's wife Carol Hunt, 61, and two of their daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, in Ashlyn Close, Bushey, on Tuesday (July 9).
The 26-year-old, from Enfield, was found injured in Lavender Hill Cemetery, in the north London area, on Wednesday afternoon after a wide-ranging manhunt and was taken to a major trauma centre for treatment. No shots were fired by police.
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In an update this afternoon, a police spokesperson said: “At this stage, he is currently in a serious condition and is yet to speak with officers.
“A crossbow has been recovered as part of the investigation.
“Enquiries continue today and as part of this, we have explored if there was any prior police contact between Hertfordshire Constabulary, Kyle Clifford and the victims.
“We can confirm there had been no previous reports made to police.”
Kyle Clifford. (Image: Herts Police)
Detective Superintendent Rob Hall described the attack as “unprecedented” and said the force is determined to understand the full circumstances of what happened.
“We are wholly committed to seeking justice for the victims and their family,” he added.
“Our thoughts remain with the victims’ family and loved ones at this devastating and indescribable time.
"They are being supported by specially trained officers.”
The detective superintendent thanked members of the public who contacted police and helped with enquiries, while appealing for anyone else who has information that could assist the investigation to come forward.
Police have set up an information portal where people can submit any information, photos, or video footage which they feel could assist with the investigation.
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