UK crossbow killer Kyle Clifford was sentenced to the triple crime | Criminal news

Clifford, Carol Hunt, 61, Louise Hunt, 25 and Hannah Hunt, 28 are sentenced to life imprisonment in prison for 28 ‘cruel and coward’ crimes.

In the northern London’s families, a former soldier who killed three women and uses a knife, will not be released from prison, ie the prison.

26-year-old Kyle Clifford, Carol Hunt, 61, BBC Sports commentator John Hunt and his wife’s wife, 25 and Hannah Hunt, 28.

Thanks to three of the fake detention, convicted and convicted of two counties of the attack weapons.

He was also found the aggression guilty Louise Hunt, former partner, family “carefully planned” in the family.

Justice Joel Bennathan, after refusing to participate in the hearing in the Cambridge Crown in the Cambridge Crown in East England, he handed over the suspension of Clifford.

“The evidence I heard that he was a man that was pity, he shows that he was a man who holds women.” Said Bennathan.

Prosecutors, Clifford’s increasingly interested Louise, when he finished his 18-month relationship, he said they plan to crimes after the angry.

During the trial, the jury received Clifford, in the quiet residential neighborhood of Bushey in the Northeast of the capital, the caral hunt, took back St. Louise’s belongings and took the items.

Clifford “Wait” for an hour to enter a house for Luise, an hour to rape and get into the house before killing a cross. Then he killed Hannah when he returned to the property after work.

After the crimes, the police launched a man in a cemetery before injuring a cemetery in a cemetery in London, North London.

Clifford was hit by crossing himself on the chest. It was paralyzed below the chest, remains in a wheelchair.

Ahead of the court, John Hunt said they wanted to deliver the expression of the victim’s influence “Kyle with Kyle”.

“When we try all of us all how you can deceive myself, I just say that you are a psychopath that can mask yourself to the duration of your time, as a common person.

“I hope that women walking around the world will get the courage of Louise as a shiny lighthouse for their lives,” he said.