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Sixteen-year-old Pauline Reade isabducted while onher way to a dance nearher home in Gorton, England, by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, the so-called “Moors Murderers,” launching a crime spree that will last for over two years. Reade’s body was not discovered until 1987, after Brady confessed to the murder during an interview with reporters while in a mental hospital. The teenager had been sexually assaulted and her throat had been slashed.
Brady and Hindley met in Manchester in 1961. The shy girl quickly became infatuated with Brady, a self-styled Nazi, who had a substantial library of Nazi literature and an obsession with sadistic sex. After photographing Hindley in obscene positions, Brady sold his amateur pornography to the public.
In order to satisfy their sadistic impulses, Brady and Hindley began abducting and killing young men and women. After Pauline Reade, they kidnapped 12-year-old John Kilbride in November and Keith Bennett, also 12, in June the next year. The day after Christmas in 1964, Leslie Ann Downey, a 10-year-old from Manchester, was abducted.
In 1965, the couplekilled a 17-year-old boy with a hatchet in front of Hindley’s brother-in-law, David Smith, perhaps in an attempt to recruit him for future murders. This apparently crossed the line for Smith, who then went to the police.
Inside Brady’s apartment, police found luggage tickets that led them to two suitcases in Manchester Central Station. They contained photos of Leslie Ann Downey being tortured along with audiotapes of her pleading for her life. Other photos depicted Hindley and Brady in a desolate area of England known as Saddleworth Moor. There, police found the body of John Kilbride.
The Moors Murderers were convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 1966. Their notoriety continued after it was revealed that a guard at Holloway women’s prison had fallen for Hindley and had an affair with her. For his part, Brady continued to confess to other murders, but police have been unable to confirm the validity of his confessions.
Brady and Hindley met in Manchester in 1961. The shy girl quickly became infatuated with Brady, a self-styled Nazi, who had a substantial library of Nazi literature and an obsession with sadistic sex. After photographing Hindley in obscene positions, Brady sold his amateur pornography to the public.
In order to satisfy their sadistic impulses, Brady and Hindley began abducting and killing young men and women. After Pauline Reade, they kidnapped 12-year-old John Kilbride in November and Keith Bennett, also 12, in June the next year. The day after Christmas in 1964, Leslie Ann Downey, a 10-year-old from Manchester, was abducted.
In 1965, the couplekilled a 17-year-old boy with a hatchet in front of Hindley’s brother-in-law, David Smith, perhaps in an attempt to recruit him for future murders. This apparently crossed the line for Smith, who then went to the police.
Inside Brady’s apartment, police found luggage tickets that led them to two suitcases in Manchester Central Station. They contained photos of Leslie Ann Downey being tortured along with audiotapes of her pleading for her life. Other photos depicted Hindley and Brady in a desolate area of England known as Saddleworth Moor. There, police found the body of John Kilbride.
The Moors Murderers were convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 1966. Their notoriety continued after it was revealed that a guard at Holloway women’s prison had fallen for Hindley and had an affair with her. For his part, Brady continued to confess to other murders, but police have been unable to confirm the validity of his confessions.
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Thanks for reminding us TSgt Joe C. that on July 12, 1963 sixteen-year-old Pauline Reade was abducted while on her way to a dance near her home in Gorton, England, by the despicable couple of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, the so-called “Moors Murderers,” launching a crime spree that will last for over two years.
While tragic, thankfully Pauline Reade’s body was discovered in 1987, after Brady confessed to the murder during an interview with reporters while in a mental hospital. The teenager had been sexually assaulted and her throat had been slashed.
Images: Moors murders victims Pauline Reade, 16; Moors murders victims Lesly Ann Downey, 10; Moors murders victims John Killbride, 12; Moors murders victims Keith Bennett, 12
Background:
"Ian Brady has died at the age of 79 – turning the public’s thoughts, once again, to his victims.
Brady and his accomplice girlfriend Myra Hindley murdered five children in the 1960s, a crime for which they were jailed in 1966.
The killings became known as the moors murders, because four of the five children’s bodies were dumped in the south Pennines.
The whereabouts of Keith Bennett’s body, however, was never revealed.
These were Brady’s victims.
Pauline Reade, 16
Pauline Reade disappeared on her way to a dance in Gorton, Manchester, on July 12 1963. She was 16 years old.
Brady had told Hindley he wanted to ‘commit the perfect murder’ that night.
He arranged with Hindley to have her drive around in her van with him following her on his bike. When he spotted a victim, he told Hindley to offer them a lift.
Pauline was a friend of Hindley’s younger sister Maureen, but still she lured her into the van by asking her to help her find an expensive missing glove on Saddleworth Moor.
Once there, Pauline is believed to have been sexually assaulted before being murdered, and her body buried.
John Kilbride, 12
John Kilbride was just 12 when Brady and Hindley offered him a lift home from a market in Ashton-under-Lyne in Lancashire on November 23, 1963. As it was already the evening, he child agreed to go in the car with them because he thought his parents would be worried if he were late home.
On the way back, Brady suggested they take a detour, claiming they needed to search for a glove Hindley had lost on the moors. Once there, John was sexually assaulted before Brady tried to slit his throat. He then strangled the young boy, possibly with a shoelace.
Keith Bennett, 12
Keith Bennett was also 12 when he went missing on his way to his grandma’s house in Longsight, Manchester, on June 16, 1964. Hindley lured him into the back of her van by asking him to help her load some boxes. When he did so, Brady was waiting.
Moors murderer Ian Brady dies aged 79 without revealing where Keith Bennett was buried
As before, Brady and Hindley took their victim to Saddleworth Moor on the pretext of searching for a lost glove. Hindley later said Brady told her he had sexually assaulted Keith before strangling him with a piece of string. Despite numerous appeals to Brady, Keith’s body was never located, and the murderer never revealed where he was buried.
Bennett’s mother Winnie Johnson died never knowing – and Brady has now taken the information with him to the grave.
Lesley Ann Downey, 10
Lesley Ann Downey was abducted by the murderers from a fairground on December 26, 1964 – the day after Christmas Day. She was only 10 years old.
The couple lured her to their home by asking her to help them carry some packages for them.
Once she got there, they sexually assaulted and killed her. Brady later claimed it was Hindley who murdered her. The next morning, the two drove the body to Saddleworth Moor and buried her there.
Edward Evans, 17
Their fifth and final victim was Edward Evans, a 17-year-old apprentice engineer.
Brady met Edward at what was then Manchester Central railway station on October 6, 1965.
The killer invited him back to his home in Hattersley, Cheshire.
Once there, he beat him to death with an axe."
http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/15/remembering-the-victims-of-moors-murderers-ian-brady-and-myra-hindley-6639926/#ixzz4odUDqz8a
While tragic, thankfully Pauline Reade’s body was discovered in 1987, after Brady confessed to the murder during an interview with reporters while in a mental hospital. The teenager had been sexually assaulted and her throat had been slashed.
Images: Moors murders victims Pauline Reade, 16; Moors murders victims Lesly Ann Downey, 10; Moors murders victims John Killbride, 12; Moors murders victims Keith Bennett, 12
Background:
"Ian Brady has died at the age of 79 – turning the public’s thoughts, once again, to his victims.
Brady and his accomplice girlfriend Myra Hindley murdered five children in the 1960s, a crime for which they were jailed in 1966.
The killings became known as the moors murders, because four of the five children’s bodies were dumped in the south Pennines.
The whereabouts of Keith Bennett’s body, however, was never revealed.
These were Brady’s victims.
Pauline Reade, 16
Pauline Reade disappeared on her way to a dance in Gorton, Manchester, on July 12 1963. She was 16 years old.
Brady had told Hindley he wanted to ‘commit the perfect murder’ that night.
He arranged with Hindley to have her drive around in her van with him following her on his bike. When he spotted a victim, he told Hindley to offer them a lift.
Pauline was a friend of Hindley’s younger sister Maureen, but still she lured her into the van by asking her to help her find an expensive missing glove on Saddleworth Moor.
Once there, Pauline is believed to have been sexually assaulted before being murdered, and her body buried.
John Kilbride, 12
John Kilbride was just 12 when Brady and Hindley offered him a lift home from a market in Ashton-under-Lyne in Lancashire on November 23, 1963. As it was already the evening, he child agreed to go in the car with them because he thought his parents would be worried if he were late home.
On the way back, Brady suggested they take a detour, claiming they needed to search for a glove Hindley had lost on the moors. Once there, John was sexually assaulted before Brady tried to slit his throat. He then strangled the young boy, possibly with a shoelace.
Keith Bennett, 12
Keith Bennett was also 12 when he went missing on his way to his grandma’s house in Longsight, Manchester, on June 16, 1964. Hindley lured him into the back of her van by asking him to help her load some boxes. When he did so, Brady was waiting.
Moors murderer Ian Brady dies aged 79 without revealing where Keith Bennett was buried
As before, Brady and Hindley took their victim to Saddleworth Moor on the pretext of searching for a lost glove. Hindley later said Brady told her he had sexually assaulted Keith before strangling him with a piece of string. Despite numerous appeals to Brady, Keith’s body was never located, and the murderer never revealed where he was buried.
Bennett’s mother Winnie Johnson died never knowing – and Brady has now taken the information with him to the grave.
Lesley Ann Downey, 10
Lesley Ann Downey was abducted by the murderers from a fairground on December 26, 1964 – the day after Christmas Day. She was only 10 years old.
The couple lured her to their home by asking her to help them carry some packages for them.
Once she got there, they sexually assaulted and killed her. Brady later claimed it was Hindley who murdered her. The next morning, the two drove the body to Saddleworth Moor and buried her there.
Edward Evans, 17
Their fifth and final victim was Edward Evans, a 17-year-old apprentice engineer.
Brady met Edward at what was then Manchester Central railway station on October 6, 1965.
The killer invited him back to his home in Hattersley, Cheshire.
Once there, he beat him to death with an axe."
http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/15/remembering-the-victims-of-moors-murderers-ian-brady-and-myra-hindley-6639926/#ixzz4odUDqz8a
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