Crossbow killer Kyle Clifford cried crocodile tears as he refused to tell police why he had murdered three women in his police interview. The drop-out soldier sobbed in a wheelchair two months after murdering his ex-girlfriend Louise Hunt, 25, her mum Carol, 61, and sister Hannah, 28. The brute launched his carefully planned savage assault on the family of BBC racing commentator John Hunt after Louse had dumped him over his misogynistic behaviour and violence-obsessed personality.

       After the devastating attack on the Hunt family home in Bushey, Herts, last July, the twisted beast attempted to kill himself by turning the crossbow used in the attack on himself. The single bolt shot left him paralysed from the waist down and fighting for his life in hospital. Armed guards were needed to guard his hospital bed as detectives waited two months before he could be be interviewed. But when he was finally well enough to speak to police, the triple killer refused to answer any questions – constantly replying "no comment".

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       Footage released by Hertfordshire Police today shows the killer rapist sat in a wheelchair breaking down as he is asked about a note he wrote to his family.

       Clifford said he did not “want to live my life without her” after Louise - daughter of BBC racing commentator John Hunt - broke up with him two weeks before the attack.

       He told his loved ones "none of you have failed" and that this was "my decision to just be at peace".

       Clifford then sniffs loudly when the note gets to a bit about his family having to "take care of each other".

       A woman sat next to him places a hand on Clifford as he rubs his hands together and continues to make pathetic sniffles.

       He continues to sniff again whilst refusing to answer questions.

       The footage was released by police after Clifford was today convicted of raping Louise on July 9 - the same day the family were slaughtered at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire.

       He had pleaded guilty to three counts of murder, a charge of false imprisonment and two counts of possession of offensive weapons.

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       A harrowing trial was told the monster hatched the "carefully planned and executed" plot to attack Louise and her family after she broke up with him.

       Chilling CCTV showed how he began gathering items to use in the attack around two weeks before the horror.

       He was said to have raped her as a “violent act of spite”.

       He will be sentenced to life behind bars at Cambridge Crown Court on Tuesday when Judge Mr Justice Bennathan will deliver the minimum time he must serve before being eligible for parole.