The family of a beloved gran who survived the Holocaust only to be strangled in a London hotel room are still battling for justice 50 years on.
No one was ever convicted of the brutal murder of 68-year-old Emmy Werner, who was staying at the hotel after a theatre trip with friends.
Her killing was a new and terrible trauma for daughter Hedy, who was just 17 when she and Emmy, then 41, were liberated from a concentration camp.
