Killer In 1969 Murder Of Murdoch Exec’s Wife Offers To Reveal Burial Location In Exchange For Return To UK
deadline.comA man convicted in the notorious 1969 kidnapping and murder of Muriel McKay, the wife of Rupert Murdoch deputy Alick McKay, has offered to reveal the location of the victim’s body in exchange for a lifting of a deportation order that bars him from entering the UK.
According to a Sky News report, Nizamodeen Hosein, now 75 and living in his native Trinidad, has offered to help McKay’s daughter Dianne, 82, locate her mother’s body, believed to be buried at the Hertfordshire farm formerly owned by Hosein and his brother Arthur Hosein.
Both men were convicted of the crime in 1970 and sentenced to life in prison, where Arthur Hosein died in 2009. Nizamodeen Hosein was deported to Trinidad after serving 20 years in prison.
Muriel McKay’s body has never been located. After decades of silence, Hosein, according to Sky, now claims she collapsed and died of a heart attack while being held at the farm.
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