The family of a woman who was kidnapped and murdered in a high-profile case more than half a century ago have offered a £1 million reward to end of the agony of not knowing where her body is.
Muriel McKay was snatched from her home in December 1969 after she was mistaken for the wife of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch.
Brothers Arthur and Nizamodeen Hosein were later convicted of the 55-year-old’s kidnap and killing, one of the first times a murder conviction was brought without a body.
Arthur died while serving time, while Nizamodeen recently provided information about Mrs McKay’s alleged whereabouts at the remote Hertfordshire location where she was held.
But a search of land at 12-acre Stocking Farm in Stocking Pelham last year failed to reveal her whereabouts.
