Louise Hunt’s tragic tweet after finding “strength” to put an end to the relationship Kyle Clifford

In the days before his murder, Louise Hunt, the daughter of BBC Racing commentator John Hunt, shared a socializing post about “women who leave” toxic relationships

Louise Hunt She shared a endless tweet before her ex-boyfriend killed her with her 61-year-old mother, and Sister Hannah, 28, in a horrible attack on their family’s house. Last July the three women were brutally killed in their family house in Bushey, Hertfordshire. The former Louise, Kyle Clifford, ended his life only 13 days after he broke up.

Last week, Clifford, 26 years old, was Sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of conditional freedom for his attractive crimes and in a last insult to the Hunt family, he refused to attend the hearing. Louise, 25-year-olds, courageously ended his 18-month relationship two weeks before the massacre, and while Clifford seemed to be amicable, he secretly confused a twisted plan to kill her and her family.

READ MORE: Kyle Clifford’s final texts to Louise Hunt shows the true extent of his depravity

Before her tragic crime, Louise shared a tweet on X anteriorly Twitterabout the praise of “women who leave” and have “strength” before her death. She re-posted the message that wrote: “I admire the leaving women.

“It takes a lot of strength to break a tie. It takes a lot of self-love to choose your self,” added the recovered message. The court heard that Clifford became “annoyed” when Louise called their romance, which caused him to “carefully” complain.

In an emotional statement of the victim’s impact, her father said that her beloved daughter “led in a manual, mature separation.” He said that his daughter sent to Clifford a final text “full of pity” after the face-to-face separation, “thanking you for what was a wonderful year together, explaining how much she loved you once, that she never wanted to develop between you and that she wanted to take care of you.”

Clifford had responded to say thanks, that he loves her and “will always be here for you if you ever need me.” Mr. Hunt added: “The difference was, we know now that Louise meant every word, while you simply lied.” He said to the court: “If you feel enough, then it is.” As for the devastating event, Louise was visible in suffering until the end of her relationship, which even led to a car accident.

The 77 -year -old Glyn Nicholas neighbor said for Mailonline that Splitul had affected her deeply. She said, “Louise was a very cute girl. She led a dog care business in the house. I heard she broke up with a boyfriend last week and was very upset about it. So much that she drove home last week and drove to a wooden pillar.”

Glyn continued, revealing the extent of the impact of the accident: “Another dog groove -who is a friend of Louise -told me that the door of her car was thrown because of the accident. A source, it seems that one of Louise’s friends said that Clifford had a “cute type” act, but “controlled it”.

The heart friend said Daily mail: “Kyle controlled and used to ridicule Louise. In public, she was a cute guy, but in private it was something other than. There were no previous incidents of violence -nothing I knew -but he prevailed.”

On July 9, 2024, at 1:48 pm, Clifford parked near their house and took a black backpack, wearing a 10 -inch slaughter knife at the front door. He told Carol that he wrote a book to say goodbye before asking to return Louise’s goods. In a minute since the interior entrance, he launched a violent attack on Mother Carol and stabbed her eight times. At 3.07 PM, he returned to his car to collect a

At 4:12 pm, he tied it with a pipe and rope band, raped it and shot it in the back with a crossbow. When her older sister Hannah returned home at 6.50, he shot him fatal too. He managed to make a call 999 and sent him the lover to pick up the alarm. Emergency services reached 7:10 pm and unfortunately died shortly.

At Clifford’s conviction, John moved the court in tears while reading his incredibly attractive statement of the victim’s impact, for the criminal trip and the convicted rapist. “I hope the women around world Will take Louise’s courage as a bright lighthouse for their lives. If you feel it is enough, then it is, “he said.

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