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This website helps to present updates about the Muriel McKay case, as the content comes directly from the McKay family.
Helping Find Muriel McKay
If you feel that you can help with any aspects in order to retrieve Muriel McKay’s remains, please contact us by emailing us or calling us on 0333 041 1585.
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Dianne McKay
Dianne, the youngest daughter of Muriel McKay, was tragically caught up in the harrowing events of her mother’s kidnapping in 1969, becoming deeply involved at the kidnappers’ request. For years, Dianne has been consumed by the agonising uncertainty surrounding her mother’s fate, desperately seeking answers. Now, after what feels like a lifetime of waiting, those answers have finally come.
All Dianne longs for is the opportunity to honour her mother’s memory and lay her to rest, giving her the dignified burial she so rightfully deserves.
Mark Dyer
Mark, the son of Dianne and grandson of Muriel, was just 5 years old when his grandmother was taken from her home, thrusting him into a world of emotional turmoil as he watched his family unravel. For years, he carried the weight of that pain, determined to find answers. Mark has been the driving force behind the recent searches in 2022 and 2024, his unwavering resolve and relentless pursuit of the truth both inspiring and remarkable. He will not rest until Muriel is brought home, no matter the cost.
Ian McKay
Ian, Muriel’s only son, has spent years burying the raw emotions surrounding his mother’s abduction, keeping them hidden even from those closest to him. For so long, he carried the weight of that trauma alone, never allowing himself the space to grieve or speak of it. But recently, Ian found himself face to face with his mother’s kidnapper – a confrontation that forced him to confront the pain he had kept locked away for so long. This encounter has finally unlocked the emotions he had been suppressing, driving him to use that pain as fuel in his relentless quest to find his mother and bring her home.
Nizamodeen Hosein
After serving a life sentence in the UK for the kidnapping and murder of Muriel, Nizam was deported back to his homeland in Trinidad. Since 2021, he has been in contact with the McKay family, providing details about the location where he buried Muriel. Despite his advanced age, Nizam has remained unwavering in his account of the burial site, consistently pointing to the same location at Stocking Farm in Stocking Pelham. Nizam is willing and eager to assist the family in recovering Muriel, seeing this as his opportunity for redemption and a chance to finally atone for the horrors he inflicted.
Matthew Gayle
Matthew, a British-born barrister now living in Trinidad, has been a cornerstone of this investigation and a vital source of support for the McKay family. Since 2021, he has worked tirelessly to build and nurture a relationship with Nizam, creating an environment of trust that allowed Nizam to finally share details of the case – something he had never done before. Matthew’s dedication and persistence have been instrumental in breaking down the barriers of silence, providing the family with crucial information that could bring them closer to finding Muriel.
Police Team
The Metropolitan Police were made aware of the new and compelling evidence regarding this matter in November 2021.
The family firmly believes that the initial search conducted by the police in 2022 was grossly mishandled. As a result, they are convinced that the authorities showed a complete lack of interest in finding Muriel during the 2024 search.
Throughout the investigation, the police have been obstructive, dismissive, and entirely unhelpful towards the family and their mission to find Muriel.