Agreed .. the hell he'd fear the most would to be never spoken of again .. that's never going to happen now though ..The abnormal piece of shit should not be spoken about in the future, unfortunately, this will not happen as there will be continued documentaries on the whole sick affair, constantly reviving their notoriety.
He wanted to become a legend. In oppose to a grotty little pervert.
There are some things that are so stupid that you can't understand a rational, adult human being think it could be acceptable. This is one of those things.The BBC have issued an apology ..
https://radiotoday.co.uk/2017/05/bbc-says-sorry-for-ian-brady-radio-competition/
And what an unfortunate groupie she is.Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders was involved in a one off punk band that released a song called Free Hindley ... legend has it that only one copy was pressed, no one was ever allowed to make a copy of it and journalists that were allowed to hear it were escorted in and out of a room so that they could listen .. as far as I know, the song to this day has never been released, Steve Severin has been touted as the vocalist on it ..
I've just searched for it on the CH5 catch up but without finding it .. have you got direct link to it please? ..There's a new CH5 documentary called 'The Moors Murderers Left Me For Dead'.
(I grew up 30 miles away and was the age of one of the victims, and know people who people involved, so it's always been of interest to me. In my 20s I lived in the same area and would visit the pub which had been Brady's local. Didn't realise that until long after though, thankfully.)
It features people who were children at the time of the murders describing the effect they had on them and their families. Some are relations of victims and a couple are men who, as young boys, were nearly abducted themselves. One was taken to the murderers' house and climbed out of a window to escape!
There are details I hadn't heard before, such as an eye-witness account of little Lesley Ann's abduction from the funfair.
I'm wondering if there's still more to learn, now both the murderers are dead. There may have been reasons not to release certain facts, who knows?
It's on the catch-up, well worth a look.
Found it cheers ! it's under 'Left For Dead S2 E1', I was typing in the Moors Murders at the beginning of the search instead of at the end ..
No worries, here's the direct link ..Aw, sorry, that's what it was called when I clicked on 'info' when watching it! How silly.
Anyway, I hope you, er, enjoy it. I liked the Manchester locations.
...With a single grave you are talking about a much smaller area and from what has been posted above the terrian can change drastically within a couple of seasons so over the years any traces of a grave are very likely to have been removed and it is just going to be blind luck if they find something or not.
Here's some links.It appears that the body of Keith Bennett may finally have been found by a long term searcher. Police have now taken over the examination. Lets hope it is him and not another child buried on the moor.
The more I hear about this, the less likely it sounds like the author has the right location. He has made claims of finding material, bones and possibly a skull. But the police have found no human remains.It's unfortunate this is being given the coverage it has been - according to the police NO human remains have yet been found.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...human-remains-found-yet-search-keith-bennett/