Myra Hindley
Myra Hindley (July 23, 1942–November 15, 2002), known as the Moors Murderess, was born in Crumpsall in the English city of Manchester. She left school in 1957 to work as a typist for a chemical firm called Millward's. It was at Millward's that she met Ian Brady, a Scottish-born man four years her senior with a history of violence and a string of burglary convictions. They began a relationship in late 1961, and Brady encouraged her to help him with bank robberies. He even asked Hindley to join a shooting club and possess a licensed gun, as he could not obtain a gun licence because he had a criminal record.
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July 23 - 1942 - November 15 - 2002 - Crumpsall - English - Manchester - 1957 - Ian Brady - 1961
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By the summer of 1963, Brady had lost interest in bank robberies (which were never carried out) and was now intent on becoming a murderer for his own sexual gratification.
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | The Moors Murders |
| ► | Arrest |
| ► | Trial |
| ► | Imprisonment |
| ► | Death |
| ► | That picture |
| ► | Books |
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Transcript of mother's letter to Myra Hindley
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Detectives have used an American spy satellite to help them find the grave of Keith Bennett, the last missing victim of the Moors Murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
Moors Murderers' last missing victim found using US spy satellite
Detectives have used an American spy satellite to help them find the grave of Keith Bennett, the last missing victim of the Moors Murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
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