verdict returned against George. Green, however, disagreed, saying, "There is evidence that Andrew George was in Hilda's house; however, he could not drive and did not match the description of the driver of her car. Since the trial, which I sat through, I have found evidence that would have acquitted him, and that others were involved. Meanwhile, break-ins to my home in New Zealand and continuing interference with my phone and mail suggest that the British state security authorities fear what I might reveal about the case." A former cell-mate of George's has claimed George admitted to committing the crime, but said that he was not the only person involved, alleging that the burglary was committed by a gang of youths in search of money for drugs. In March 2012, Michael Mansfield QC called for an inquiry into what MI5 knew about the case. In culture Her murder was the subject of a song, "The Rose Grower" by the English group Attacco Decente. It can be found on their album The Baby Within Us Marches On. She is mentioned in Ian Rankin's novel The Impossible Dead. Grace, the 1988 novel by Maggie Gee, implicates the British secret state in its fictional parallel to the murder of Hilda Murrell. "Resist the Atomic Menace", from Oi Polloi's debut EP is also about her death. David Peace's novel GB84 refers to the murder. Robert Green's book A Thorn in Their Side: The Hilda Murrell Murder was released in October 2011, which he claims "provides enough new evidence, known to both prosecution and defence but not put to the jury or Appeal Court judges in 2006, to re-open the coroner's inquest into her death." In August 2013, John Blake Publishing released a new UK edition, with an additional penultimate chapter covering developments since the first NZ edition was published. It also featured a new Foreword by Michael Mansfield QC and colour illustrations. See also Juanita Nielsen – Australian conservationist who disappeared in 1975. Karen Silkwood – critic of the nuclear industry in the USA who was killed in suspicious circumstances in 1974. Murder of Daniel Morgan – 1987 murder of a private investigator who investigated police corruption. Pat Finucane – a confirmed murder of an Irish lawyer with collaboration of the British secret services in the 1989. Anti-nuclear movement in the United Kingdom References Bibliography External links Hilda Murrell website [https://web.archive.org/web/20050313082111/http://website.lineone.net/~grandlaf/Wkhm.htm Wkhm -Who killed