July 14th 2024.
It was a shocking and heartbreaking news that spread like wildfire, leaving the whole community in deep sorrow. The wife and two daughters of renowned horse racing commentator, John Hunt, were brutally killed in a crossbow attack. The incident was truly devastating and has left everyone in a state of shock.
In light of this tragedy, a GoFundMe page was created to support John and his eldest daughter, Amy. The fundraiser has already raised a whopping £20,000, which is a testament to the kindness and generosity of people. The page was launched just yesterday, as a way to show support to the remaining members of the Hunt family. John's wife Carol, aged 61, and their two youngest daughters, Hannah and Louise, aged 28 and 25 respectively, were found fatally injured in their home on Tuesday evening.
The suspect, Kyle Clifford, was arrested on suspicion of their murders after he was found with injuries in a nearby area. John, who is known for his work as a BBC commentator and Sky Sport racing presenter, released a statement expressing his gratitude for the outpouring of love and support from the public. He also praised his daughter Amy for being incredibly strong and supportive during this difficult time. He mentioned that he was trying his best to be there for her in the same way.
The GoFundMe page was set up by John's colleague and friend, Matt Chapman, with the family's consent. In his post, he mentioned that the aim was to raise as much money as possible for the Hunt family, especially for Amy. He also stated that John would want nothing more than for Amy to have a worry-free life after what they have been through. Matt urged people to donate whatever they could to help relieve some of the financial burden on the Hunts.
According to Matt, John is not only a talented commentator but also one of the nicest people one could ever meet. He always exuded decency and kindness, which is evident from the countless messages of support and sympathy that have been pouring in. John's youngest daughter, Louise, who tragically lost her life alongside her sister Hannah and mother Carol, was remembered fondly by friends and family at a vigil held at St James' Church in Bushey. A childhood friend of Carol's, Lea Holloway, described her as a beautiful person and expressed her disbelief at the horrific turn of events.
Detective Superintendent Rob Hall, who is leading the investigation, shared his condolences for the family and assured the public that they were working diligently to bring justice to the victims. The investigation is ongoing, and more details will be revealed in due time. As the Hunts continue to grieve the loss of their loved ones, the community comes together to support them in any way possible. Let us all show our love and care for this special family during these difficult times.
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