Ex-boyfriend caught
Mother and daughters murdered in house near London
Three women were found dead in a house in the UK on Tuesday evening. According to initial investigations, it is the wife of a BBC reporter and her two daughters. The suspect has since been apprehended in a cemetery.
"According to Bild, BBC reporter John Hunt (58) came home from work at around 7 p.m. on Tuesday to find his wife Carol (61) and their daughters Louise (25) and Hannah (28) seriously injured. Emergency doctors were unable to save any of the three women. They all died at the scene.
Ex-boyfriend suspected of murder
The police then searched for a suspicious 26-year-old with armed units and special forces, as he could still have a weapon with him. The all-clear was finally given in the evening: The former soldier and ex-boyfriend of daughter Louise was arrested in a cemetery outside London. According to eyewitnesses, he received medical treatment in an ambulance.
Victims tied up
Neighbors had seen the suspect's car. According to current findings, Kyle used a crossbow, for which no license is required in the UK, and possibly other weapons. He is said to have tied up the victims and then killed them with several shots. The video from a surveillance camera shows the British man committing the crime. Afterwards, the young man is believed to have driven to his home town of Enfield in a car. He was also found in the cemetery there.
"This is an incredibly serious incident for the victims' family and we ask that their privacy is respected while they come to terms with what happened," said Detective Superintendent Rob Hall on Wednesday. The exact circumstances are still being investigated, including whether jealousy played a role.
"What happened is really sad, very shocking," said a neighbor of the family.
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