#moors murderers

[rockyandsparky]

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I do not condone or romanticize, just thought the edit was cool

[fortysixthdiagnostic]

Ian Brady; back turned - pictured with Myra Hindley and Maureen Smith

[fortysixthdiagnostic]

Brady & Puppet colourised

[seagull-astrology]

Child Murderess: Myra Hindley

Child Murderess: Myra Hindley

Well, what do you know, Gaugquelin did have Brady’s accomplice.  From the Astro.com website, which explains the costume she wore. Brady convinced Hindley that there was no God, and she stopped going to church. She absorbed his philosophies, adopted his interests, and altered her appearance to suit him, bleaching her hair and wearing Germanic clothes. She had no qualms about allowing him to take…

[happinessisluxury]

[gotkillerquotes]

Personality disorder is not even recognized in Scotland. They have different laws. In my view more sensible views than in England.

Ian Brady

[fortysixthdiagnostic]

Warped Glasgow-born murderer

[bundysbitch]

Okay I have a serious question, is the "does a dog have a soul?" Quote from the Ian Brady and Myra Hindley movie 'see no evil' a real quote from Ian Brady? Or was it simply made up for the purpose of the movie? I watched that movie months ago and honestly that quote has stuck with me, I find it very interesting

[gotkillerquotes]

...although by the end I had become as corrupt as Ian was, there is a distinction... I did not instigate... but I knew the difference between right and wrong... I didn't have a compulsion to kill... I wasn't in charge... but in some ways I was more culpable because I knew better.

Myra Hindley, half of the couple known as the “Moors Murderers”

[fortysixthdiagnostic]

[bundysbitch]

Has anyone here read The Gates of Janis by Ian Brady? I got the book recently but have yet to read it. What do you guys think of it?