Triple murder suspect Kyle Clifford's brother is serving time for murdering teenager

The man charged with the triple murder of three women is brother to a convict currently serving life in prison for killing a teenager it has been revealed.

Police finally captured 26 year old Kyle Clifford after an intense manhunt following the alleged triple homicide at a residence in Bushey, Hertfordshire, as detailed by The Mirror.

The casualties have been identified as Carol Hunt, aged 61, Hannah Hunt, aged 28, and Louise Hunt, 25 - wife and daughters to BBC Five Live's horse racing commentator John Hunt.

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Found in North London's Enfield district, Clifford is getting medical attention for his injuries, according to police in Hertfordshire. Officers previously noted that they believed that this was a 'targeted incident' and warned the public to avoid approaching Clifford.

It is known that Clifford, who is reportedly Louise's former boyfriend, briefly served in the British Army in 2022 before leaving. This information was confirmed on Wednesday by the Ministry of Defence.

A source from Whitehall commented about Clifford's military service stating: "He didn't serve very long and he is no longer a serving member of the armed forces.", reports the Manchester Evening News.

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"We're not going to speculate which regiment or unit he was in, but look at his age. He didn't serve very long."

It has also come to light that his brother, Bradley Clifford, is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of a moped driver in 2018.

The Old Bailey was told how Bradley, from Enfield, chased and crashed into Soban Khan, 18, and Jahshua Francis, 19, in his Ford Mustang after they struck his car with a bottle.

The collision sent both victims flying through the air. Following the crash, Bradley Clifford assaulted Mr Khan while he was on the ground.

Mr Khan's post-mortem examination revealed he died from multiple injuries.

The court heard during the trial that Bradley Clifford became "enraged" after his Mustang EcoBoost's wing mirror was smashed, sparking a "rapid, brutal and unrelenting" pursuit through Enfield's streets in north London.

Jahshua Francis, 19, was discovered injured near the scene. He was taken to hospital by ambulance and later recovered from his injuries.

Bradley Clifford was convicted of murder and attempted GBH with intent. For the murder of Mr Khan, he received a life sentence with a minimum of 23 years, and an additional seven years for the assault on Mr Francis.