Police are conducting a new search at a Hertfordshire farm to find the remains of Muriel McKay, who was kidnapped and murdered in 1969, mistaken for another woman. Brothers Arthur and Nizamodeen Hosein were convicted of her kidnap and murder, with efforts to locate her body ongoing. McKay's family, including her daughter Dianne and grandson Mark Dyer, have pushed for this latest search, considering it their 'last chance' to find closure. Despite previous searches yielding no results, fresh information from Nizamodeen Hosein has prompted this renewed effort. The police, aided by forensic specialists, are focusing on specific areas of the farm based on Hosein's information, with McKay's son Ian expressing hope for a resolution after decades of uncertainty.