Farmer snubs £40,000 from family desperate to find body of murdered mum
Farm owner Ian De Burgh Marsh has not accepted the offer of £40,000 for permission to dig up the plot to try and find the body of Muriel McKay
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Farm owner Ian De Burgh Marsh has not accepted the offer of £40,000 for permission to dig up the plot to try and find the body of Muriel McKay
The family of murder victim Muriel McKay have offered a landowner £40,000 to let them excavate the farm where they believe her body was buried 54 years ago.
The family of murder victim Muriel McKay have offered a landowner £40,000 to allow them to excavate a piece of land in a bid to find her body.
The family of Muriel McKay, a mistaken-identity murder victim from 1969, has extended a £40,000 offer to a Hertfordshire farmer for permission to dig the land.
The final resting place of Mrs McKay is a mystery that has haunted her family for more than 50 years.