How crossbow killer's family spawned TWO murderers

The couple at the neat terrace house on a residential road in Enfield, north London, are keen gardeners. It would be another six-and-a-half hours before they found who they were looking for: the woman’s son, Kyle Clifford, the callous triple murderer and so-called ‘crossbow killer’, who was this week sentenced to life in prison for the killings of Carol, Louise and Hannah Hunt. Seven years previously, in August 2017, her eldest son, Bradley, mowed down and then savagely beat to death a teenage moped rider in retaliation for damage to his ‘prized’ Ford Mustang car. Kyle Clifford refused to attend his trial at Cambridge Crown Court last week where he was given three concurrent life terms Bradley Clifford, who killed teenage moped rider Sobhan Khan, after his prized Mustang car was slightly damaged On July 1 and July 8 last year, in recorded phone calls to his brother in prison, Kyle told Bradley he’d ordered a crossbow and that he was in possession of a ‘massive Japanese sword thing’ that was ‘proper f****** deadly’. Though his military career spanned three years, from 2019 to 2022, he spent 286 days – around a third of that time – ‘at home claiming to be ill’.