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Murdered Mother's Remains Possibly Found Behind Betting Shop
14 Nov
Summary
- Police admit Muriel McKay may be buried behind betting shop in East London
- McKay was abducted in 1969 by brothers who mistook her for Rupert Murdoch's wife
- Family pursuing lead from tailor's deathbed confession about body's secret relocation

In a shocking development, police have acknowledged that murdered mother Muriel McKay may be buried behind a betting shop in East London. McKay was abducted in December 1969 by Arthur and Nizamodeen Hosein, who had mistaken her for the wife of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch.
The family has been pursuing a lead from an East End tailor, Percy Chaplin, who made a deathbed confession that McKay's body was secretly moved from the farm where she was held and killed, and then reburied in the garden of his shop in Bethnal Green. Chaplin's children reported this information to police in 2023, but the authorities did not inform the McKay family at the time.


