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The Moors murders were carried out by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley between July 1. October 1. 96. 5, in and around Manchester, England. The victims were five children aged between 1. Pauline Reade, John Kilbride, Keith Bennett, Lesley Ann Downey and Edward Evans—at least four of whom were sexually assaulted.

Two of the victims were discovered in graves dug on Saddleworth Moor; a third grave was discovered there in 1. Brady and Hindley's trial. The body of a fourth victim, Keith Bennett, is also suspected to be buried there, but despite repeated searches remains undiscovered. The police were initially aware of only three killings, those of Edward Evans, Lesley Ann Downey and John Kilbride. The investigation was reopened in 1. Brady was reported in the press as having confessed to the murders of Pauline Reade and Keith Bennett. Brady and Hindley were taken separately to Saddleworth Moor to assist the police in their search for the graves, both by then having confessed to the additional murders.

Characterised by the press as "the most evil woman in Britain",[1] Hindley made several appeals against her life sentence, claiming she was a reformed woman and no longer a danger to society, but was never released. She died in 2. 00. Brady was declared criminally insane in 1. Ashworth Hospital. He made it clear that he never wished to be released, and repeatedly asked to be allowed to die.

He died in 2. 01. Ashworth, aged 7. The murders were the result of what Malcolm Mac. Culloch, professor of forensic psychiatry at Cardiff University, called a "concatenation of circumstances".

The trial judge, Justice Fenton Atkinson, described Brady and Hindley in his closing remarks as "two sadistic killers of the utmost depravity". Victims[edit]Saddleworth Moor, viewed from Hollin Brown Knoll. The bodies of three of the victims were found in this area.

The full extent of Brady and Hindley's crimes did not come to light until their confessions in 1. Their first victim was 1. Pauline Reade, a neighbour of Hindley's who disappeared on her way to a dance at the British Railways Club in Gorton, Manchester, on 1. July 1. 96. 3. That evening, Brady told Hindley that he wanted to "commit his perfect murder". He told her to drive her van around the local area while he followed behind on his motorcycle; when he spotted a likely victim he would flash his headlight, and Hindley was to stop and offer that person a lift. Brady and Hindley provided different accounts of the murder. Driving down Gorton Lane, Brady saw a young girl walking towards them, and signalled Hindley to stop, which she did not do until she had passed the girl.

Brady drew up alongside on his motorbike, demanding to know why she had not offered the girl a lift, to which Hindley replied that she recognised her as Marie Ruck, a near neighbour of her mother. Shortly after 8: 0. Froxmer Street, Brady spotted a girl wearing a pale blue coat and white high- heeled shoes walking away from them, and once again signalled for the van to stop. Hindley recognised the girl as Pauline Reade, a friend of her younger sister, Maureen. Reade got into the van with Hindley, who then asked if she would mind helping to search for an expensive glove she had lost on Saddleworth Moor.

Reade said she was in no great hurry, and agreed. At 1. 6, Pauline Reade was older than Marie Ruck, and Hindley believed that there would be less of an outcry over the disappearance of a teenager than there would over a child of seven or eight.

When the van reached the moor, Hindley stopped and Brady arrived shortly afterwards on his motorcycle. She introduced him to Reade as her boyfriend, and said that he had also come to help find the missing glove. Hindley claimed Brady took Reade onto the moor while Hindley waited in the van. After about 3. 0 minutes Brady returned alone, and took Hindley to the spot where Reade lay dying. Her throat had been cut twice with a large knife.

The larger of these wounds was a four- inch incision across her voice box, and the collar of Reade's coat had been deliberately pushed into this wound.[8] He told her to stay with Reade while he fetched a spade he had hidden nearby on a previous visit to the moor, to bury the body. Hindley noticed that "Pauline's coat was undone and her clothes were in disarray .. She had guessed from the time he had taken that Brady had sexually assaulted her." Brady's account differed from Hindley's. He claimed that Hindley was not only there at the scene, but that she assisted him with the sexual assault on Pauline. Returning home from the moor in the van—they had loaded the motorcycle into the back—Brady and Hindley passed Reade's mother, Joan, accompanied by her son, Paul, searching the streets for Pauline. Accompanied by Brady, Hindley approached 1.

John Kilbride in the early evening of 2. November 1. 96. 3, at a market in Ashton- under- Lyne and offered him a lift home on the pretext that his parents would be worried about him being out so late. With the added inducement of a bottle of sherry, Kilbride readily agreed to get into the Ford Anglia car that Hindley had hired. Brady told Kilbride that the sherry was at their home, and they would have to make a detour to collect it. On the way he suggested that they take another detour, to search for a glove he said that Hindley had lost on the moor. When they reached the moor Brady took the child with him while Hindley waited in the car.

Brady sexually assaulted Kilbride and attempted to slit his throat with a six- inch serrated blade before fatally strangling him with a piece of string, possibly a shoelace. Twelve- year- old Keith Bennett vanished on his way to his grandmother's house in Longsight, Manchester, early in the evening of 1. June 1. 96. 4, four days after his birthday. Hindley lured him into her Mini Pick- up—which Brady was sitting in the back of—by asking for the boy's help in loading some boxes, after which she said she would drive him home. She drove to a lay- by on Saddleworth Moor as she and Brady had previously arranged, and Brady went off with Bennett, supposedly looking for a lost glove. Hindley kept watch, and after about 3.

Brady reappeared, alone and carrying a spade that he had hidden there earlier. When Hindley asked how he had killed Bennett, Brady said that he had sexually assaulted the boy and strangled him with a piece of string. Brady and Hindley visited a fairground on 2. December 1. 96. 4, in search of another victim, and noticed 1. Lesley Ann Downey standing beside one of the rides.

When it became apparent that she was on her own, they approached her and deliberately dropped some of the shopping they were carrying close to her, before asking for the girl's help to carry some of the packages to their car, and then to their home. Once inside the house Downey was undressed, gagged and forced to pose for photographs before being raped and killed, perhaps strangled with a piece of string. Hindley maintained that she went to fill a bath for the child and found the girl dead (presumably killed by Brady) when she returned. In Chris Cowley's book Face to Face with Evil: Conversations with Ian Brady, Brady states that it was Hindley who killed Downey.

The following morning Brady and Hindley drove with Downey's body to Saddleworth Moor, where she was buried, naked with her clothes at her feet, in a shallow grave. On 6 October 1. 96. Brady met 1. 7- year- old apprentice engineer Edward Evans at Manchester Central railway station and invited him to his home at 1. Wardle Brook Avenue in Hattersley, Cheshire, where Brady beat him to death with an axe. Murder of Edward Evans[edit]. The empty plot where 1.

Wardle Brook Avenue in Hattersley once stood. Manchester City Council decided in 1. The attack on Edward Evans was witnessed by Hindley's 1. David Smith, the husband of her younger sister Maureen.