Police to resume search for Muriel McKay’s remains

A man met the person who killed his grandmother to try and find where her body was hidden. The police told him they will look for her remains next month.

Muriel McKay, who was 55 years old, was taken by force in 1969 because the kidnappers thought she was Rupert Murdoch’s wife at the time. They demanded £1 million in exchange for her release and kept her on a farm in Hertfordshire.

Last month, Mark Randolph Dyer and his mom went to Trinidad to meet Nizamodeen Hosein, the person who killed Muriel.

The police are still talking to the family.

Muriel McKay was married to Rupert Murdoch’s deputy Alick McKay. She was taken from her house in Wimbledon, London on December 29, 1969. She was kept on a farm close to Bishop’s Stortford.

Arthur and Nizamodeen Hosein were found guilty of kidnapping and killing someone. Arthur died in jail in 2009, while Nizamodeen was sent back to Trinidad & Tobago after he finished his punishment.

In an interview with BBC Three Counties Radio, Mr. Dyer said that the police have put together a new team and they are going to go back to the farm in March to arrest my grandmother, which is good news.

“They also said they are going to Trinidad the week after next to meet Nizamodeen Hosein and bring him back to England. ”

Mr Dyer, who is 59 years old, and his mother Dianne McKay, who is 83 years old, met Hosein last month. They said the meeting was hard but also went very well.

Mr Dyer said: “I’m sure that Nizamodeen Hosein wants us to have Muriel back. ” “It’s really hard to see someone being so honest about doing something so terrible. ”

He also said that the farm owner said he wants to help the police with their investigation.

Detective Superintendent Katherine Goodwin from The Met said: “Our detectives have met with Muriel’s family and other people to talk to them and collect information they found during their trip to Trinidad. ” We appreciate the time and help they gave us.

We will look at this information and decide what to do next in our investigation. We know that Muriel’s family is going through a hard time and we are still trying to find her body.