"Mark Dyer, Ms McKay's grandson, stated that the family has experienced a rollercoaster of emotions since the bone found was confirmed not to be human. He expressed a sense of calm, stating, 'We're surprised but I feel sanguine about all of this.'"
"The search was prompted by new information from Hayley Frais, whose father ran a tailor shop where one of the murderers was employed. The family is committed to continuing the search despite the recent setback."
"Muriel McKay was abducted in 1969, and her body has never been found. The case remains significant as one of the first murder cases prosecuted without a body."
The search for Muriel McKay's remains will persist after a bone discovered in an east London garden was confirmed as non-human. Her family expressed mixed emotions, feeling both hopeful and disappointed. The search was initiated due to new information from a witness's daughter. Muriel McKay was abducted in 1969 for a ransom, and her body has never been found. The family plans to continue searching the area despite the recent findings, as they have not yet completed their investigation.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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