On 11 October, she too was arrested and taken into custody. [128], In 1985, Brady allegedly told Fred Harrison, a journalist working for The Sunday People, that he had killed Reade and Bennett,[129] something the police already suspected as both lived near Brady and Hindley and had disappeared at about the same time as Kilbride and Downey. The following day, Hindley brought her grandmother back home. Caz Telfer torched a house with Tommy West, 45, brother of murdered Lesley Ann Downey, and his eight-year-old daughter Kimberley trapped inside. None of Maureen's relatives attended. Edward Evans was lured from. The Moors murders were carried out by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley between July 1963 and October 1965, in and around Manchester, England. [233] After declining to prosecute the News of the World, Attorney General Sir Elwyn Jones came under political pressure to impose new regulations on the press, but was reluctant to legislate on "chequebook journalism". The Moors murders were. On 21 October they found the "badly decomposed" body of Kilbride, which had to be identified by clothing. [246][247], Reade's mother was admitted to Springfield Mental Hospital in Manchester. [159][160] Hindley told Topping that she knew nothing of these killings. The pair were charged only for the murders of Kilbride, Downey and Evans, and received life sentences under a whole life tariff. 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Secretary of State For The Home Department, Ex Parte Hindley", "Myra Hindley, the Moors monster, dies after 36 years in jail", "I have no compassion for her. Their living situation deteriorated further when Hindley's sister, Maureen, was born in August 1946, and the following year five-year-old Myra was sent to live nearby with her grandmother. [100], The investigating officers suspected Brady and Hindley of murdering other missing children and teenagers who had disappeared from areas in and around Manchester over the previous few years, and the search for bodies continued after the discovery of Kilbride's body, but with winter setting in it was called off in November. [24] Hindley's father had insisted she have a Catholic baptism, and her mother agreed, on the condition that she not be sent to a Catholic school; Nellie Hindley believed that "all the monks taught was the catechism". [173], Following his conviction Brady was moved to HM Prison Durham, where he asked to live in solitary confinement. Speaking in 2012, Mr West said Mr Brady's death would help him. After work he instructed her to drive a borrowed van around while he followed on his motorcycle; when he spotted a likely victim he would flash his headlight. [109] Onlookers some travelling for hours would stand outside Chester Assizes every day during the trial. Lesley was raped and murdered by the evil pair before being dumped in a shallow grave on Saddleworth Moor, where she lay undiscovered until October 1965, over nine months later. [255] In October 2018 her remains were re-buried at her grave in Gorton Cemetery, Manchester. Brady's application was rejected and the judge stated that he "continues to suffer from a mental disorder which is of a nature and degree which makes it appropriate for him to continue to receive medical treatment". [148], In April 1987, news of Hindley's confession became public. On May 6, 1966, Hindley and Brady were found guilty of the murder of Edward and Lesley Ann. At various times Hindley gave conflicting statements about the extent to which she, versus Brady, was responsible for Reade being selected as their first victim,[65] but said she felt that there would be less attention given to the disappearance of a teenager than of an 8-year-old. [99] They made a two-minute appearance on 28 October, and were again remanded into custody. Pictures of. [130], On 3 July 1985, DCS Topping visited Brady, then being held at HM Prison Gartree in Leicestershire, but found him "scornful of any suggestion that he had confessed to more murders". [51], Hindley's sister, Maureen, married David Smith on 15 August 1964. Brady returned alone after about thirty minutes, and took Hindley to the spot where Reade lay dying; Reade's clothes were in disarray and she had been nearly decapitated[67] by two cuts to the throat, including a four-inch incision across her voice box "inflicted with considerable force" and into which the collar of her coat and a throat chain had been pushed. Smith later told the police: I waited about a minute or two then suddenly I heard a hell of a scream; it sounded like a woman, really high-pitched. [57] By February 1965, Hodges had stopped visiting Wardle Brook Avenue, but Smith was still a regular visitor. The Moors murders were carried out by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley between July 1963 and October 1965, in. [38] The couple were regulars at the library, borrowing books on philosophy, as well as crime and torture. At 6:10a.m., having waited for daylight and armed himself with a screwdriver and bread knife in case Brady was planning to intercept him Smith called police from a phone box on the estate. Since her daughter's death, she had campaigned to ensure that Hindley remained in prison, and doctors said that the stress had contributed to the severity of her illness. The bodies of two of the victims were discovered in 1965, in graves dug on Saddleworth Moor; a third grave was discovered there in 1987, more than twenty years after Brady and Hindley's trial. Hindley claimed that Brady began to talk about "committing the perfect murder" in July 1963,[47] and often spoke to her about Meyer Levin's Compulsion, published as a novel in 1956 and adapted for the cinema in 1959. Stewart had little support and after a few months was forced to give her son into the care of Mary and John Sloan, a local couple with four children of their own. When Hindley was aged about eight, a local boy scratched her cheeks, drawing blood. Brady gave Smith books to read, and the two discussed robbery and murder. I deserved it. The little girl's voice was full of fear. . A few months later the family moved to a new council house on an overspill estate at Pollok. The Lord Chief Justice agreed with that recommendation in 1982, but in January 1985 Home Secretary Leon Brittan increased her tariff to thirty years. [238] Downey's mother died in 1999 from cancer of the liver. Subjected to whispering campaigns and petitions to remove her from the estate where she lived, Maureen received no support from her familyher mother had supported Myra during the trial. [19], Hindley's father had served with the Parachute Regiment and was stationed in North Africa, Cyprus and Italy during the Second World War. After a few minutes Brady reappeared in the company of 17-year-old Edward Evans, an apprentice engineer who lived in Ardwick, to whom he introduced Hindley as his sister. [185] In 1999, his right wrist was broken in what he claimed was an "hour-long, unprovoked attack" by staff. [222] Just prior to this, on 15November 2002, Hindley, aged 60 and a chain smoker, died from bronchial pneumonia at West Suffolk Hospital. The death of Lesley Ann Downey at the hands of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley in 1964 conferred a life sentence on her mother, who tells her story in this book. [176], The trial judge recommended that Brady's life sentence should mean life, and successive Home Secretaries agreed with that decision. [112][113], Smith was the chief prosecution witness. It would never have been possible to carry out such a search in private. The Moors murders were carried out by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley between July 1963 and October 1965, in and around Manchester, England.The victims were five childrenPauline Reade, John Kilbride, Keith Bennett, Lesley Ann Downey, and Edward Evansaged between 10 and 17, at least four of whom were sexually assaulted.The bodies of two of the . In total the depraved couple murdered and raped five. So you see my death strike is rational and pragmatic. In 1982, the Lord Chief Justice Lord Lane said of Brady: "this is the case if ever there is to be one when a man should stay in prison till he dies". Various authors have stated that he tortured animals, although Brady objected to such accusations. The family home was in poor condition and Hindley was forced to sleep in a single bed next to her parents' double bed. Lesley Ann Downey was Brady and Hindley's youngest victim when she was murdered on 26 December, 1964. The next day, Brady suggested that the four take a day-trip to Windermere. She ran errands, typed, made tea, and was well liked enough that when she lost her first week's wage packet, the other girls took up a collection to replace it. The bouffanted blonde and the strutting clothes horse-killer had no human feelings as they took the life of the child. [146] Hindley made her second visit to the moor in March 1987. [167], On 30 September 2022, Greater Manchester Police began a search for human remains on the moor after receiving information from amateur investigator and author Russell Edwards,[168][169] who had reportedly found a skull. She stayed overnight in Manchester, at the flat of the police chief in charge of GMP training at Sedgley Park, Prestwich, and visited the moor twice. [241][242], In 1972, Smith was acquitted of the murder of his father, who had been suffering from terminal cancer. It has taken me five weeks labour to write this letter because it is so important to me that it is understood by you for what it is, a plea for help. Visitors to the burial site of 10 year-old murder victim Lesley Ann Downey on Saddleworth Moor in the South Pennines, circa 1965. [194] In 2006 officials intercepted 50paracetamol pills hidden inside a hollowed-out crime novel sent to Brady by a female friend. In 2011, he co-authored the book Witness with biographer Carol Ann Lee. Once Kilbride was inside Hindley's hired Ford Anglia car, Brady said they would have to make a detour to their home for the sherry. The mother of one of the Moors murder victims has died after a long battle against liver cancer. Ian was standing over him, facing him, with his legs on either side of the young lad's legs. [39] They also read works by the Marquis de Sade, Friedrich Nietzsche[39] and Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. [260] Given Hindley's status as co-defendant in the first serial murder trial held since the abolition of the death penalty,[261] retribution was a common theme among those who sought to keep her locked away. Detectives searched under the floorboards of the Johnsons' house, and on discovering that the houses in the row were connected, extended the search to the entire street. Keith Bennett disappeared on 16 June 1964. Brady took their family name and became known as Ian Sloan. Ian Brady was born in the Gorbals area of Glasgow, Scotland, as Ian Duncan Stewart on 2 January 1938 to Margaret "Peggy" Stewart, an unmarried tea room waitress. 1 The Buzz on Maggie (Lost 2004 Pilot) 2 Super Why? [25] Hindley was increasingly drawn to the Roman Catholic Church after she started at Ryder Brow Secondary Modern, and began taking instruction for formal reception into the Church soon after Higgins's funeral. Ann's 10 year old daughter Lesley Ann Downey was murdered on Boxing Day 1964 in Manchester England by 2 monsters who killed 4 other children, John Kilbride 12, Pauline Reade 16, Keith Bennett 12 and Edward Evans 17. [239] Shortly before her death at the age of 70, Sheila said: "If she [Hindley] ever comes out of jail I'll kill her". [145], At about the same time, Johnson sent Hindley another letter, again pleading with her to assist the police in finding the body of her son Keith. [164] Donations from the public funded a search by volunteers from a Welsh search and rescue team in 2010. He arrived home around 3:00a.m. and asked his wife to make a cup of tea, which he drank before vomiting and telling her what he had witnessed. [82], Superintendent Bob Talbot of the Stalybridge police division went to Wardle Brook Avenue, accompanied by a detective sergeant. [180] In one letter, written in 2005, Brady claimed that the murders were "merely an existential exercise of just over a year, which was concluded in December 1964". Hindley befriended George Clitheroe, the President of the Cheadle Rifle Club, and on several occasions visited two local shooting ranges. [223] She had been diagnosed with angina in 1999 and hospitalised after suffering a brain aneurysm. Please, Miss Hindley, help me. In February 1964, she bought a second-hand Austin Traveller, but soon after traded it for a Mini van. [80] Brady sprained his ankle in the struggle, and Evans's body was too heavy for Smith to carry to the car on his own, so they wrapped it in plastic sheeting and put it in the spare bedroom. [224][225] Camera crews "stood rank and file behind steel barriers" outside, but none of Hindley's relatives were among the small congregation of eight to ten people who attended a short service at Cambridge crematorium. [217][218], When in 2002 another life sentence prisoner challenged the Home Secretary's power to set minimum terms, Hindley and hundreds of others, whose tariffs had been increased by politicians, looked likely to be released. Their next victim, John Kilbride, was killed on 23 November. [87], Police searching the house at Wardle Brook Avenue found an old exercise book with the name "John Kilbride", which made them suspect that Brady and Hindley had been involved in the disappearances of other young people. Brady later claimed that he had picked up Evans for a sexual encounter. The Moors Murders case in pictures Ian Brady was sentenced to life imprisonment on 6 May 1966 for the murders of Edward Evans, Lesley Ann Downey and 12-year-old John Kilbride. [142] The tape recording of her statement was over seventeen hours long; Topping described it as a "very well worked out performance in which, I believe, she told me just as much as she wanted me to know, and no more". [245] Smith died from cancer in Ireland in 2012. [76] Hindley's family had not approved of Maureen's marriage to Smith, who had several criminal convictions, including actual bodily harm and housebreaking, the first of which, wounding with intent, occurred when he was 11. Brady already owned a Box Brownie, which he used to take photographs of Hindley and her dog, Puppet, but he upgraded to a more sophisticated model, and also purchased lights and darkroom equipment. The trip to the Lake District was the first of many outings. Then I heard Myra shout, "Dave, help him," very loud. [227] Four months later, her ashes were scattered by her ex-partner, Patricia Cairns, less than 10 miles (16km) from Saddleworth Moor in Stalybridge Country Park. She did, though, later remember that as Reade was being buried she had been sitting next to her on a patch of grass and could see the rocks of Hollin Brown Knoll silhouetted against the night sky. [35][40][a] Although Hindley was not a qualified driver (she passed her test on 7 November 1963 after failing three times),[43] she often hired a van, in which the couple planned bank robberies. [198], After receiving end-of-life care, Brady died of restrictive pulmonary disease at Ashworth Hospital on 15 May 2017;[199] the inquest found that he died of natural causes and that his hunger strike had not been a contributory factor. Brady was in the back of the van. When police returned to the living room they arrested Brady on suspicion of murder. [158] Police, failing to discover any unsolved crimes matching the details that he supplied, decided that there was insufficient evidence to launch an official investigation. At some point Brady sent Hindley to fetch Smith, her brother-in-law. I wanted her to suffer like I have. [232] During the trial, Maureeneight months pregnantwas attacked in the lift of the building in which she and Smith lived. Hindley had been charged with the murders of Downey and Evans, and being an accessory to the murder of Kilbride. (From left) John Kilbride, 12, 10-year-old Lesley Ann Downey Edward Evans, 17, Pauline Reade, 16, and 12-year-old Keith. She also paid tribute to DCS Topping, and thanked Johnson for her sincerity. [253], Manchester City Council decided in 1987 to demolish the house in which Brady and Hindley had lived on Wardle Brook Avenue, and where Downey and Evans were murdered, citing "excessive media interest [in the property] creating unpleasantness for residents". [220] Home Secretary David Blunkett ordered the GMP to find new charges against Hindley to prevent her release from prison. I want nothing, my objective is to die and release myself from this once and for all. [243] He remarried and moved to Lincolnshire with his three sons,[231][244] and was exonerated of any participation in the Moors murders by Hindley's confession in 1987. Lesley was just 10-years-old when she was killed by them after they abducted her on Boxing Day 1964 at a fair in Ancoats, Manchester. . [29] She soon became infatuated with Brady, despite learning that he had a criminal record. [28], In January 1961, the 18-year-old Hindley joined Millwards as a typist. Terry recalled:. [139] On 10 February 1987 Hindley formally confessed to involvement in all five murders,[141] but this was not made public for more than a month. [258] Her often reprinted photograph, taken shortly after she was arrested, is described by some commentators as similar to the mythical Medusa and, according to author Helen Birch, has become "synonymous with the idea of feminine evil". [109], Brady and Hindley were charged with murdering Evans, Downey and Kilbride. Brady had a girlfriend, Evelyn Grant, but their relationship ended when he threatened her with a flick knife after she visited a dance with another boy. Hindley's first job was as a junior clerk at a local electrical engineering firm. [d][182], During several years of interactions with forensic psychologist Chris Cowley, including face-to-face meetings,[183] Brady told him of an "aesthetic fascination [he had] with guns",[184] despite his never having used one to kill. He once offered to donate one of his kidneys to "someone, anyone who needed one",[193] but was blocked from doing so. Although Winnie Johnson's letter may have played a part, he believed that Hindley, knowing of Brady's "precarious" mental state, was concerned he might co-operate with the police and reap any available public-approval benefit. [166] In 2017, the police asked a court to order that two locked briefcases owned by Brady be opened, arguing that they might contain clues to the location of Bennett's body; the application was declined on the grounds that no prosecution was likely to result. Ann died from cancer in 1999. Police found no one who had seen Reade before her disappearance, and although the 15-year-old Smith was questioned by police, he was cleared of any involvement in her death.[49]. See more details about "For the Love of Lesley: Moors Murders Remembered by a ." Return to top. [31] Over the next few months she continued to make entries, but grew increasingly disillusioned with him, until 22 December when Brady asked her on a date to the cinema. He rode a Tiger Cub motorcycle, which he used to visit the Pennines. The newlyweds moved into Smith's father's house. [172] On 7 October the police announced they had ended their search without finding any sign of human remains. Their children - John Kilbride, Lesley Ann Downey and Keith Bennett - died at the hands of Moors Murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. At least four of them were sexually assaulted. [14] Released on 14 November 1957, Brady returned to Manchester, where he took a labouring job which he hated, and was dismissed from another job in a brewery. [126] Jennifer Tighe, a 14-year-old girl who disappeared from an Oldham children's home in December 1964, was mentioned in the press some forty years later but was confirmed by police to be alive. In November 1986, Bennett's mother wrote to Hindley begging to know what had happened to her son, a letter that Hindley seemed to be "genuinely moved" by. [35] Brady was taken to HM Prison Durham and Hindley was sent to HM Prison Holloway. A former assistant governor claimed that such relationships were not unusual in Holloway at that time, as "many of the officers were gay, and involved in relationships either with one another or with inmates". [257] Hindley's role in the crimes also violated gender norms: her betrayal of the maternal role fed public perceptions of her "inherent evil", and made her a "poster girl" for moral panics about serial murder and paedophilia in subsequent decades. She died in 2002 in West Suffolk Hospital, aged 60, after serving 36 years in prison. [10] By then, Brady's mother had moved to Manchester and married an Irish fruit merchant named Patrick Brady; Patrick got Ian a job as a fruit porter at Smithfield Market, and Ian took Patrick's surname. [191], According to Cowley, Brady regretted Hindley's imprisonment and the consequences of their actions, but not necessarily the crimes themselves. [2] The trial judge, Justice Fenton Atkinson, described Brady and Hindley in his closing remarks as "two sadistic killers of the utmost depravity". [97], Also among the photographs in the suitcase were a number of scenes of the Moors. [174] He spent nineteen years in mainstream prisons before being diagnosed as a psychopath in November 1985 and sent to the high-security Park Lane Hospital, now Ashworth Hospital, in Maghull, Merseyside;[175] he made it clear that he never wanted to be released. [187][189], Myra gets the potentially fatal brain condition, whilst I have to fight simply to die. On his release from prison, Smith moved in with a 15-year-old girl who became his second wife and won custody of his three sons. This time, the level of security surrounding her visit was considerably higher. A photograph of Moors murder victim Lesley Ann Downey, bound and gagged during a torture session, is to be shown on television for the first time. [27] Hindley took weekly judo lessons at a local school, but found partners reluctant to train with her, as she was often slow to release her grip. [187] He was therefore force-fed and transferred to another hospital for tests after he fell ill.[188] Brady recovered and in March 2000 asked for a judicial review of the legality of the decision to force-feed him, but was refused permission. The prosecution's opening statement was held in camera rather than in open court,[103] and the defence asked for a similar stipulation but was refused. One such victim was Stephen Jennings, a three-year-old West Yorkshire boy who was last seen alive in December 1962; his body was found buried in a field in 1988, but the following year his father, William Jennings, was found guilty of his murder. [121], On 6 May, after having deliberated for a little over two hours,[123] the jury found Brady guilty of all three murders, and Hindley guilty of the murders of Downey and Evans. He described Hindley as a "delightful" person and said "you could loathe what people did but should not loathe what they were because human personality was sacred even though human behaviour was very often appalling". Between 1963 and 1965, Myra Hindley and her lover Ian Brady lured four children Pauline Reade, John Kilbride, Keith Bennett, and Lesley Ann Downey into their car under the pretense of giving them a ride home. [106] Hindley wrote to her mother: I feel as though my heart's been torn to pieces. [134] She showed particular interest in photos of the area around Hollin Brown Knoll and Shiny Brook, but said that it was impossible to be sure of the locations without visiting the moor. [30] Hindley began a diary and, although she had dates with other men, some of the entries detail her fascination with Brady, to whom she eventually spoke for the first time on 27 July. She took a job at Bratby and Hinchliffe, an engineering company in Gorton, but was dismissed for absenteeism after six months. In 1987 Hindley had stopped claiming her innocence and confessed to all of the murders. The investigation was reopened in 1985 after Brady was reported as having confessed to the murders of Reade and Bennett. [170] After seeing a photograph of a jaw bone, a spokesperson for the police said, of the identity of the remains, that it was "far too early to be certain". [151], Although Brady and Hindley had confessed to the murders of Reade and Bennett, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) decided that nothing would be gained by a further trial; as both were already serving life sentences no further punishment could be inflicted. When she denied that she had a husband or that a man was in the house, Talbot identified himself. His mother continued to visit him throughout his childhood. By then, he claimed, he and Hindley had turned their attention to armed robbery, for which they had begun to prepare by acquiring guns and vehicles. [70] When they reached the moor Brady took Kilbride with him while Hindley waited in the car; Brady sexually assaulted Kilbride and tried to slit his throat with a six-inch serrated blade before strangling him with a shoelace or string. [206] Hindley successfully petitioned to have her status as a Category A prisoner changed to Category B, which enabled Governor Dorothy Wing to take her on a walk round Hampstead Heath, part of her unofficial policy of reintroducing her charges to the outside world when she felt they were ready. [201] He was cremated without a ceremony, and his ashes disposed of at sea during the night. Parkaman Magazine made it available so that we may never forget the horrendous crimes done by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley and - especially - the reason why such killers should remain behind bars. The Moors murders were carried out by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley between July 1963 and October 1965, in and around Manchester, England. [147] Hindley confirmed to police that the two areas in which they were concentrating their searchHollin Brown Knoll and Hoe Grainwere correct, although she was unable to locate either of the graves. Hindley claimed that when Downey was being undressed she herself was "downstairs"; when the pornographic photographs were taken she was "looking out the window"; and that when Downey was being strangled she "was running a bath". When I ran in I just stood inside the living room and I saw a young lad. [138] Police closed all roads onto the moor, which was patrolled by 200 officers, some armed. [93][94] Downey's mother later confirmed that the recording, too, was of her daughter. The pair had lured Lesley away from a funfair on Boxing day in 1964, a day when most families were out enjoying the fresh air. [55] On the same day, Lesley Ann Downey disappeared from a funfair in Ancoats. [137], On 16 December 1986, Hindley made the first of two visits to assist the police search of the moor. Hindley, who had not replied to the first letter, responded by thanking Johnson for both letters, explaining that her decision not to reply to the first resulted from the negative publicity that surrounded it. [119] Brady admitted to striking Evans with the axe, but claimed that someone else had killed Evans, pointing to the pathologist's statement that his death had been "accelerated by strangulation"; Brady's "calm, undisguised arrogance did not endear him to the jury [and] neither did his pedantry", wrote Duncan Staff. The murders have this name because two of the victims were discovered in graves dug on Saddleworth Moor; a third grave was discovered on the moor in 1987, more than 20 years after Brady and Hindley's trial in . [117], Both Brady and Hindley entered pleas of not guilty;[118] Brady testified for over eight hours, Hindley for six. [197] At a mental health tribunal in June the following year, he claimed that he suffered not from paranoid schizophrenia, as his doctors at Ashworth maintained, but a personality disorder. He was lying with his head and shoulders on the couch and his legs were on the floor. Cairns was sentenced to six years in jail for her part in the plot. [58] On Hindley's 23rd birthday, her sister and brother-in-law, who had until then been living with relatives, were rehoused in Underwood Court, a block of flats not far from Wardle Brook Avenue.

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