Aberdeen FC will run a feature into the murder of George Murdoch 43 years ago in the issue of the Red Matchday programme this Sunday.

Aberdeen FC will feature the unsolved 1983 murder of taxi driver George Murdoch in their matchday programme for the game against St Johnstone. The club is urging supporters to come forward with any information that could help Police Scotland solve the case. Murdoch was found garrotted with a cheese wire in Aberdeen four decades ago, and his killer has never been identified.
The feature in the Red Matchday programme highlights the ongoing investigation, recent DNA developments, and a £50,000 reward for crucial information. Murdoch's nephew Alex McKay continues to appeal to the public, hoping that even small details could finally bring closure to the long-standing cold case.
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