Police Launch New Search for Muriel McKay's Remains After Five Decades
Fresh dig at Hertfordshire farm follows new information from convicted kidnapper, raising hopes for closure in a 55-year-old case.
- Muriel McKay was kidnapped in 1969 after being mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife.
- Convicted kidnapper Nizamodeen Hosein recently revealed the alleged burial site.
- Previous searches in 1970 and 2022 yielded no results.
- The current search involves forensic archaeologists and is expected to take five days.
- McKay's family remains cautiously hopeful but prepared for possible disappointment.