Police to Renew Search for Muriel McKay's Remains After 54 Years

Fresh leads from convicted killer prompt new dig at Hertfordshire farm, with family hopeful for closure

Police will conduct a new search at a Hertfordshire farm for Muriel McKay's remains, 54 years after her kidnapping and murder.
Fresh information from convicted killer Nizamodeen Hosein has prompted the renewed search effort.
Previous searches, including one in 2022, did not yield any significant findings.
The McKay family has been actively involved, traveling to Trinidad to speak with Hosein earlier this year.
Authorities have cautioned that if this search is unsuccessful, no further searches will be conducted.