Madame Tussaud’s to Display Waxworks of Infamous Killer Brothers After 55 Years
LONDON — In 1969, the shocking murder of Muriel McKay, a mother of three, captured the attention of the world. Two brothers, Nizamodeen and Arthur Hosein, were found guilty of kidnapping and killing her, despite her remains being never found. The mother, mistaken for media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s first wife Anna, was abducted from her London home and taken to a farmhouse owned by one of the brothers. The brothers mistook McKay for Anna Murdoch, …