Kyle Clifford’s UK murder was sentenced to life for three -time murder | News of crimes
Clifford was sentenced to life in prison for three ‘brutal and cowardly’ killings of Carol Hunt, 61, Louise Hunt, 25 and Hannah Hunt, 28.
Former British soldier who used a crossbow and a knife for killing three women in their family home north of London was sentenced to the order of his entire life, which means he will never be released from prison.
Kyle Clifford, 26, was in prison for life for each of the three “brutal and cowardly” murders of Carol Hunt, 61, the wife of a sports commentator of BBC John Hunt, and their two daughters Louise Hunt, 25, and Hannah Hunt, 28.
He was convicted of three points for murder, one of the false prison and two points of possession of an offensive weapon.
He was also declared guilty of rape Louise Hunt, his former partner, during a “carefully planned” attack on the family.
Justice Joel Bennathan imposed a sentence at Clifford’s absence on Tuesday after refusing to attend a court at Crown Crown Court in Eastern England Cambridge.
“The evidence I heard shows that you are a jealous man soaked in self-pity-Mushkarac who holds women in complete contempt,” Bennathan said.
Prosecutors said Clifford planned to kill the days after becoming angry when Louise ended up more and more worried about her 18-month relationship.
During the case, the jury showed proof that Clifford was gained access to a family home in a quiet residential neighborhood of Bushey, northeast of the capital, deceiving Carol Hunt on the pretext that he was returning Louise’s things before brutally stabbed to death.
Clifford “waited” for an hour to get Louise into the house, before restraining her, raping and killing a crossbow. He then mortally shot Hannah Hunt when she returned to the property after work.
After the killings, the police launched a suspect’s shower before being injured at the Entering Cemetery in North London the next day.
Clifford shot in the chest of the rifle. It remains in a wheelchair, paralyzed from the chest down.
On the eve of the verdict, John Hunt said he wanted to make a statement of the influence of the victim “face to face with Kyle.”
“When I challenged myself about how you could cheat us all, I simply say that you are a psychopath who, during the duration of your time with Louise, was able to disguise yourself as an ordinary human being,” John Hunt said in court.
“I hope women around the world will take Louise’s courage as a glittering lighthouse for their lives,” he said.
