Louise Hunt's heartbreaking final tweet on 'strength to leave' before Bushey crossbow murders

Louise Hunt re-posted a heartbreaking final tweet before she was murdered, the Mirror reports. The 25-year-old was killed alongside her mother Carol, 61, and sister Hannah, 28, in a horrific attack in Bushey, Hertfordshire.

The three women, the wife and daughters of BBC Five Live racing commentator John Hunt, were found dead in the family home. They are thought to have been discovered with fatal injuries by Mr Hunt.

Suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, was being hunted by police on Wednesday following the gruesome discovery and officers warned he was believed to armed. He was found in a cemetery, just yards from his Enfield home, an eyewitness said last night.

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It was thought Louise and Kyle were previously romantically linked, with the 25-year-old sharing a tweet about praising "women who leave" and having "strength" before her death. She re-posted the message which read, "I admire women who leave. idgaf if you left after the 1st time or the 12th time I admire that s--t! idgaf if ppl was calling you dumb for 11 years but in the 12th year you decided you was done."

"it takes ALOT of strength to break a tie. it takes ALOT of self love to choose yo self," the re-shared message added. In the lead-up to the devastating event, Louise had been visibly distressed by the end of her relationship, which even resulted in a car accident.

Neighbour Glyn Nicholas, 77, told MailOnline the split deeply affected Louise. "Louise was a very nice girl. She ran a dog grooming business from the house. I heard that she split from a boyfriend last week and was very upset about it. So much so that she was driving home at some point last week and