UK Bushey Crossbow Attack Update: Suspect Hospitalized in Serious Condition, Police Issue Latest Statement

Kyle Clifford, 26, remains in serious condition at a London hospital following his apprehension in a North London cemetery by police yesterday. He has yet to be interviewed by officers.

The incident, described by police as a targeted attack, claimed the lives of Carol Hunt, 61, wife of BBC 5 Live racing commentator John Hunt, along with their daughters Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25, at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, on Tuesday.

More flowers and tributes have been laid at the police cordon in Ashlyn Close, Bushey (Picture: Mark Thomas/Shutterstock)

Authorities clarified that there was no prior contact between Clifford, the victims, and Hertfordshire Constabulary before the tragic event.

Friends and mourners have paid tribute to Mrs Hunt and her daughters, gathering outside St James’ Church for a vigil. Lea Holloway, a childhood friend of Mrs Hunt, expressed profound sadness, saying, “We grew up together and were pregnant at the same time. This is the stuff nightmares are made of.”

Mourners have been stopping to pay their respects throughout the day (Picture: Mark Thomas/Shutterstock)

At the police cordon in Ashlyn Close, Bushey, additional flowers and tributes continue to accumulate. One message reads, “RIP three beautiful ladies. John, thinking of you and your family at this sorrowful and unfortunate time.”

Among the tributes was a card featuring an image of a dog, with a note stating, “RIP Louise. Reggie says thank you for making him look so handsome. RIP Carol and Hannah.”

Another poignant message read, “Louise, Hannah and Carol. The strongest woman to ever exist. You’ll always be remembered. I wish I could continue living with you, Louise, my beautiful girlie. I’ll miss you forever.”

Police at the scene in Bushey (Picture: Mark Thomas/Shutterstock)

The investigation remains ongoing, with a police spokesperson urging anyone with information about the incident in Bushey on Tuesday evening or activity in Enfield yesterday to come forward. An information portal has been set up for the public to submit relevant information, photos, or video footage.

Local officers will remain in the area, available to assist anyone needing support or wishing to provide information directly to the police.