Muriel McKay’s family want to buy Stocking Farm in Hertfordshire

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Muriel McKay’s family want to buy Stocking Farm in Hertfordshire

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Muriel McKay’s body has not been found ever since her disappearance and ******* on 29 December 1969

The family of a woman who was kidnapped and murdered at a farm want to purchase the property and dig for her body.

Muriel McKay was never found after being ******* at Stocking Farm, near Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire, in 1969.

The Metropolitan Police spent £160,000 conducting an eight-day search at the site in July but it

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Mrs McKay’s grandson, Mark Dyer, said he was willing to pay more than £1m to purchase what he branded “the most evil place on earth”.

He admitted it would be a “difficult thing to do” emotionally but said it could be necessary for closure.

The

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took place after the last surviving *********, now living in Trinidad, gave information about where Mrs McKay was allegedly *******.

Nizamodeen Hosein was not permitted to return to the *** to assist in the search, which the McKay family felt hampered the effort.

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Three separate digs have taken place at Stocking Farm since the *******, but none have proved successful

Ian McKay, Mrs McKay’s son, told the BBC: “All this depends on the property owner wanting to sell.

“Purchasing Rook’s Farm would be an emotional response to allow the family to properly search and hopefully seek closure.”

The owners of the farm have been contacted for comment.

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Nizamodeen Hosein, who murdered Mrs McKay, has stated he would come to England to assist with any searches

Mr Dyer said if his family did buy the property in the future, ownership would only be “transitional”.

They would purchase it, hire specialists to conduct a private search for Mrs McKay and then sell it on, he explained.

In October 1970, Nizamodeen and brother Arthur Hosein were

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for kidnapping and holding Mrs McKay, 55, for a £1m ransom, before murdering her.

She had been snatched in a case of mistaken identity on 29 December 1969, with the siblings believing she was the then-wife of newspaper tycoon Rupert Murdoch.

Earlier this year, Mr Dyer flew out to Trinidad with Mrs McKay’s daughter, Dianne, and Nizamodeen showed them on a map where he believed the body was *******.

The *********’s lawyer, Matthew Gayle, told the BBC Nizamodeen remained

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to assist with a dig.

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