The orders of the murderer’s murderer who killed 3 women who cannot be released from prison

London (AFP)-He was sentenced to a former British soldier who used an intersecting arch and a knife to kill his ex-girlfriend, sister and mother in their family’s home north of London with full life, which means that he will not be released from prison.

Kyle Kilford, 26, admitted that he was guilty in January of the killing of Louise Hunt, 25, and her 28 -year -old sister Hannah with a cross arc and their mother, Carol Hunt, 61, with a knife on July 9, 2024. He was convicted of three murder charges, one of the wrong prison and two of the number of huge weapons.

He was also convicted of raping Louise during the “carefully planned” attack on the family.

In the ruling on Keleford, Judge Joel Benathan said it is “a jealous man who is immersed in pity on self-man who carries women in complete contempt.”

Kiford refused to attend the ruling.

Prosecutors said that he intends to kill for several days, as he requested the arc and the junction, the knife, the air pistol and other things after being angry when Louise increases its increasingly relationship for 18 months.

During this case, evidence was presented to the jury that Kalford was able to reach the family’s home in the quiet residential residential neighborhood, northeast of the capital, by deceiving the mother on the pretext that he was restoring Louise’s property, before brutally challenging her to death.

Clevord “Hold waiting” for an hour to enter Louise to the house, before restricting, raping and eventually killing it with a cross arc. Then she shot her sister, Hana, when she returned to the property after work.

Prosecutors said that less than 24 hours before the attacks were carried out, Kalford searched for podcasts for the influence of women’s hatred Andrew Tate. They said that “violent women” promoted by Tate “Fuded” Clifford attacks.

In the wake of the murders, the police fired a chase of the suspect before being found the next day in an Infield cemetery, north of London. Kiford had shot his chest with the bow. It remains on a wheelchair, after having paralyzed from the chest down.

The three women were the wife and two BBC Horse Racing John John Hunt, who was in court throughout the trial and judgment, along with his remaining daughter, Amy, 31.

When reading an emotional statement in the court on Tuesday, John Clifford described as a mentally ill as a normal human being.

He said that Louise left Kiford after saying “enough.”

“I hope that women around the world will take the courage of Louise as a bright lighthouse for their lives,” he said. “If you feel enough, this is.”