Bushey attack victim’s last social media post | UK news

Louise Hunt, 25, was killed alongside her sister Hannah, 28, and mother Carol at their home in Bushey. Her last social media post was published less than a week before her death.

One of the victims of a fatal crossbow attack posted a tribute to “women who walk” in a final social media post.

Louise Hunt, 25, was killed along with her 28-year-old sister Hannah and their mother Carol in their home in Bushey.

The murder suspect, 26-year-old Kyle Clifford, was found in a cemetery in Enfield, north London, following a large-scale manhunt and is currently receiving medical treatment.

Rohit Mitra, a friend of Louise, described her as “one of the nicest girls I knew” and said she “always had a smile on her face and was very positive and hardworking.”

Louise ran a dog grooming salon from her home. Customers shared their experiences on the business’s Facebook page.

“You were a beautiful girl inside and out, always showing kindness and love,” one person wrote, saying she was loved by “every dog ​​that came into your salon.”

In her last post on X, Louise posted a message saying: “I admire women who walk.

“It takes A LOT of strength to break a tie. It takes A LOT of self-love to choose yourself.”

Hannah ran her own beauty salon and recently posted on social media that she had been “busy with clients every day.”

Her colleagues at the Anti-Ageing Clinic paid tribute to the “fantastic therapist” on Facebook and said her “clients loved her”.

Friends of Carol, Louise and Hannah attended a memorial service in Bushey on Thursday morning. Mrs Hunt’s friends Dionne Smith, Abigail Phillips and Lea Holloway said they were “united in their grief”.

They said: “She was a wonderful person. We can’t believe what happened.”

“There were four of us and now there are only three of us. This doesn’t seem real to me.”

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Mrs Holloway expressed her condolences to the Hunts’ surviving daughter and her father John, a racing commentator for Sky Sports.

“I can’t imagine what that would be like,” she said. “They fought their way through life and were killed far too soon. It’s like nightmares.”

Police are conducting further searches of a home in Enfield as murder suspect Kyle Clifford remains in hospital.