In the lair of the “crossbow killer”, Kyle Clifford, in the woods, where he hid from the police

The footage shows a hideout in the woods at a cemetery where triple murder suspect Kyle Clifford is believed to have hid from police.

A massive manhunt was launched for Clifford after the bodies of Carol Hunt, 61, wife of BBC 5 Live commentator John Hunt, and two of their daughters, Hannah, 28, and Louise, 25 years, were discovered at a house in Bushey last Tuesday. just after 7 p.m.

And Clifford, 26, was found with injuries at Lavender Hill Cemetery in Enfield, north London, on Wednesday afternoon and taken to hospital. Armed police had been in the area earlier, with an air ambulance nearby, but police confirmed no shots had been fired.

Footage from Sky News appeared to show Clifford being removed from the cemetery by paramedics, and another clip appeared to show the suspect being taken to the Royal London Hospital. He is understood to have undergone emergency surgery for a chest wound.

And images near the cemetery appear to show where Clifford was hiding in the bush, which is believed to be close to his home. A heat-seeking infrared camera helped locate Clifford in the wooded area after his car was found outside. Looking at the scene now, among the trees and vegetation, it can be seen that they were stepped on by the workers who cleaned up the area on Friday.

Police said yesterday that a man has now been arrested after the three women were found dead in Bushey. Detective Superintendent Rob Hall, from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit, said: “Our thoughts remain with the victims’ families at this tragic time. The investigation is progressing and as a result we have now arrested a man. Research is ongoing at this time.” Tributes poured in for the victims of the horrific attack and the racing community came together to offer support to Mr Hunt. Gina Bryce, a colleague of his at Sky Sports Racing, opened the channel’s coverage on Friday with an emotional statement.

She said: “We begin today’s program by expressing our deepest sympathy and condolences to our much-loved and much-respected colleague and friend, John Hunt. The act of savagery that robbed his beloved wife Carol and dear daughters Hannah and Louise of their lives is something we will never be able to come to terms with or come to terms with.

“The horror experienced by this kind and loving family, and the pain that John and his daughter Amy will now carry with them, is unfathomable. John is a friend, mentor and role model to me and I speak for myself and everyone at Sky Sports Racing and At The Races in saying John, we are here for you now and always. You are in our hearts and thoughts. Rest in peace Carol, Hannah and Louise Hunt.”