Last year, the police spent around a week digging up the grounds of a farm in Hertfordshire in a failed attempt to recover Muriel McKay’s remains.

Muriel McKay, the wife of a wealthy newspaper executive, was kidnapped in 1969. Her body has never been found, despite several police searches.
Kidnappers mistook Mrs McKay for Anna Murdoch, the then-wife of Rupert Murdoch. 2 men were convicted & jailed for Mrs McKay's murder in 1970

Today, the judge called the behaviour of the family and their associates “appalling,” saying it amounted to “bullying, lies and harassment.”

1 of the homeowners, Madeleine Higson, opposed the injunction bid in court, claiming the McKay family and their legal team subjected her to harassment, including numerous people visiting the property, in their bid to convince her to grant access
The family apologised for distress caused to Ms Higson

The family claimed they received new information suggesting the remains of Muriel could be buried in the garden.

The injunction was brought by the McKay family after police refused to conduct a search of the garden, shared between two neighbouring properties on Bethnal Green Road in east London, saying it did not cross their evidentiary threshold.

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