Kyle Clifford Trial Last: Killer 'Former partner' during the triple murder of the BBC commentator family

The trial started at Cambridge Crown Court.

Alison Morgan KC opens the case of criminal prosecution, saying that the Kyle Clifford jury committed acts of “extreme violence” against his former partner Louise Hunt and his family members at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, on July 9.

They included murder, false prison and rape, she says.

Louise separated from him to June and June and she “rebuked” the efforts to resume the relationship, she says.

The rejection “angered” Clifford, who was crossed to her and her family, while she rightly assumed that they advised her to put an end to the relationship, the court hears.

Mrs. Morgan says she “thought of planning an attack” on the Hunt family, buying weapons and equipment, shortly after sending messages to their relationship.

“The attack was carefully planned and executed,” she says, who involved Clifford by cheating Louise, Carol Hunt, to have access to the family’s house, followed by a “brutal knife attack” on her.

Then he waited for his ex -girlfriend to return, “before restricting, raping and finally kills him with a crossbow,” the prosecutor continues.

“Then he killed Louise Hannah Hunt’s sister with the same crossbow when she returned to her property after work.”