Muriel McKay: 'Boost' for family still searching for grandmother's body after meeting landowner
The family of murdered Muriel McKay say they've been given a boost in their campaign to search the farm where they believe her body is buried.
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The family of murdered Muriel McKay say they've been given a boost in their campaign to search the farm where they believe her body is buried.
Landowner has said he will allow search for body buried in 1970 only if officers request it
Muriel McKay died after she was held for ransom in 1969, with her captors mistaking her for Rupert Murdoch's then wife. After meeting her killer and having a chat with the owner of the land where she is believed to be buried, her family has renewed hope of finally finding her remains.
Scotland Yard detectives travelled to the Caribbean Island last week to quiz Nizamodeen Hosein for three days as they stepped up efforts to find her body.
Brothers Nizamodeen and Arthur Hosein were jailed for the murder of Muriel McKay in 1969. They both denied killing the victim and didn't say where she was buried