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Landowner Ian Marsh pushed back against requests to dig up his farm, despite the man who was convicted of Muriel McKays murder publicly pointing out exactly where she was buried.

Ian Marsh, the owner of the Hertfordshire farm where Muriel McKay's body is believed to be buried has given the go ahead for his land to be dug up without them needing access to a warrant

Muriel McKay was killed in 1969 by a pair of brothers, who mistakenly snatched her and demanded a £1million ransom from media mogul Rupert Murdoch.

Nizamodeen Hosein pointed to a spot on a photograph of the Hertfordshire farm where Muriel McKay was held, and told her daughter Dianne: This is where I buried her.

The search for a body continues decades after she was abducted, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch’s wife.

Muriel McKay's daughter has asked how much more "concrete evidence" the head of the Metropolitan Police wants before officers can finally find the woman's remains, after her convicted killer offered to reveal where she is buried.

Muriel McKay’s grandson has pleaded with Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to let him collect her remains from where he believes she was buried so his family can have closure.

Nizamodeen and Arthur Hosein were found guilty of killing Muriel McKay in 1969 after carrying out a error-strewn abduction before inflicting torturous cruelty on their victim at a farm in Hertfordshire.

Muriel McKay, 55, was killed in a bungled kidnapping after being mistaken for Rupert Murdochs wife in December 1969.

Landowner hopes murder victim’s family ‘can find closure’ but insists he would rather deal with Metropolitan Police over 55-year old mystery