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BBC correspondent John Hunt and his daughter Amy said their grief was “beyond words” after the crossbow attack that killed three members of their family.
Sports commentator Mr Hunt, along with his other daughter Amy, issued a statement saying the devastation they felt was “beyond words”.
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“We would like to thank people for their kind messages and the support we have received in recent days,” they added.
“They have given us great comfort and we are very grateful for that.”
They added that they would need space to come to terms with what had happened and “begin the grieving process.”
“While this is happening, we would like to ask that you respect our privacy and the privacy of our family and loved ones at this time. Thank you.”
Police said Thursday they had found a crossbow as investigations continued.
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Tribute banners were placed throughout the week throughout the area in memory of the victims.
A vigil was held at St. James Church on Thursday where more than 50 people attended and paid their respects.
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