George Murdoch: Last News

The man behind a new podcast series on the Scots cheese wire murder has said 'time is running out' to solve the 40-year-old murder mystery.

Detectives investigating the cheese wire murder in Aberdeen will make an appeal for information on BBC's Crimewatch 40 years on from the brutal attack.

The family of murdered Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch believe his killing was premeditated as they launched an appeal for new information almost 40-years after his death.

Aberdeentaxi driver George Murdoch picked up what would turn out to be his last ever fare.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox News and Britt McHenry, a former on-air personality who joined the cable-news outlet after a stint at ESPN, have parted ways after reaching a settlement in a long-running harassment lawsuit, according to the network“While Fox News is confident it would have prevailed in the lawsuit, we are pleased that we have been able to resolve this matter without further litigation,” the network said in a statement.McHenry filed suit against Fox News in late 2019, alleging she had been denied opportunities at the company after reporting claims she was sexually harassed by her former co-host, George Murdoch, who is also known as Tyrus. He continues to work for Fox News.McHenry’s suit, filed in U.S.

Britt McHenry is departing Fox News after reaching a settlement with the network over her sexual harassment claim against the network and contributor Tyrus.

Prince Charles and Diana.Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch, 58, who was described as 'kind and gentle', was found brutally beaten and strangled outside his car in the leafy city suburb of Pitfodels having just picked up a fare.His family have been searching for answers for 37 years since the horrific murder in September, 1983.Now Aberdeen man Paul Murray has revealed conversations he had with a senior officer in the then Grampian Police.Paul said his friend, former Inspector Colin Clark, had sworn him to secrecy until after his death.The former Inspector passed away over the weekend.Mr Clark had allegedly told him a chief suspect in the case was a US oil worker who lived 'in walking distance' from the scene in the village of Cults.But the

For 36 years the heartbroken family of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch have searched in vain to find the person who killed him.