A terrible tragedy has struck, leaving the whole country in shock and sadness. Hannah Hunt, a 28-year-old beautician, her sister Louise, and their mother Carol were attacked with a crossbow in Hertfordshire on a Tuesday. Hannah’s boyfriend, Alex Klein, called her “the love of my life” and shared heartfelt tributes and pictures of them on Instagram.
The tragic event took place in Bushey around 7 p.m. The police launched a manhunt for the attacker and soon found the suspect, Kyle Clifford, injured in a cemetery in Enfield. Clifford, a 26-year-old former soldier, was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Alex Klein, deeply affected by Hannah’s death, wrote a touching tribute online: “RIP the love of my life, I will never forget you, stolen from me too soon.” He also shared how she was the brightest light in his life and hoped they would meet again someday. Alex posted pictures of them together, including one of them kissing in a pool.
Hannah and Louise were the daughters of Johann Hunt, a racing commentator for BBC 5 Live. Their mother Carol also lost her life in this horrific attack. The news has left the community in mourning.
Lea Holloway, a 60-year-old friend of the family, spoke about her close relationship with Carol. She described how they grew up together, were pregnant at the same time, and shared many special moments. She called Carol “the nicest, sweetest, and kindest person you could ever meet.”
Another resident, Su Kehinde, described the Hunt family as “the loveliest, gentlest family” and “the most humble people in the world.” She expressed deep sorrow, stating that the family did not deserve this tragedy and that they had beautiful souls.
On Friday, people left flowers at the scene in Ashlyn Close. Some of the bouquets had notes attached with messages like “rest in peace” to honor the victims.
The police continue to investigate the incident, and the community remains in shock. This tragic event has left a significant impact on everyone who knew the Hunt family and has saddened people across the country.