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1. www.themarshallproject.org › 2018/06/24 › an-oddThe Brady Rule: How a Botched Robbery Led to a Legal Landmark ...

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   Jun 24, 2018 · After the arrests, Nancy and her family blamed Brady for what had happened. She wanted nothing more to do with him. He talked to her just once, when she came to visit her brother at the Annapolis jail.

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2. www.nytimes.com › 2017/05/17 › worldThe Moors Murders: A Notorious Couple and Their Young Prey

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   May 17, 2017 · Grisly details of abduction, torture, beatings and sexual abuse were disclosed in court, turning the couple into the most hated in Britain. Mr. Brady died on Monday at Ashworth Hospital, a...

3. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-39925965Ian Brady letters: Inside the mind of the Moors Murderer - BBC

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   May 16, 2017 · Brady and Hindley belatedly confessed to killing two additional children who disappeared in the 60s, and whose bodies had never been found. In 1987, the two killers were taken back to the moors...

4. www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk › article › how-ianHow the Moors Murderers were caught | Crime - Investigation UK

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   Following the murder, Brady quipped that it was the 'messiest yet.' The final murder would crack the case wide open. David was married to Myra’s sister, Maureen Hindley, in August of 1964. Her family didn’t approve of the marriage because of David’s 'bad-boy' image and persona.

5. theconversation.com › the-moors-murders-50-yearsThe Moors murders 50 years on: how Brady and Hindley became ...

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   May 5, 2016 · Brady and Hindley were arrested just as the future of the death penalty was being debated and it was effectively abolished while they were on remand.

6. www.glasgowtimes.co.uk › news › 20270293The Glasgow roots of sadistic Moors murderer Ian Brady

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   Jul 11, 2022 · As the relationship between them developed so did Brady's obsession with Nazism, violence, rape and murder. In a two-year period between June 1963 and October 1965, Brady was involved in the murders of five young people.

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   Why did Nancy and her family blame Brady for the crime?

   • It said that “astute police work was not needed” to solve the case, because the two men “seemed pathetically anxious to be caught.” After the arrests, Nancy and her family blamed Brady for what had happened. She wanted nothing more to do with him. He talked to her just once, when she came to visit her brother at the Annapolis jail.

   The Brady Rule: How a Botched Robbery Led to a Legal Landmark | The

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   How did Ian Brady shape the argument that permissiveness leads to violent crime?

   • Brady helped shape the age-old argument that permissiveness leads to violent crime. Commentators noted how he had been born "out of wedlock" and had begun a life of criminality as a juvenile. In the mid-60s, crime was rising rapidly and the face of the bastard Ian Brady was the backdrop.

   Ian Brady: How the Moors Murderer came to symbolise pure evil

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   Why did the families want Brady to help the police?

   • And in fact, female serial killers are extremely rare. So the families of the children, and the man who killed them, came to form a strange alliance. The families also wanted Brady's help in finding the bodies of the children still missing. I urged him to help the police locate the graves, to allow the families the comfort of a proper burial.

   Ian Brady letters: Inside the mind of the Moors Murderer

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   Why did Brady and Hindley try to implicate David in the murders?

   • Following their arrests, both Brady and Hindley sought to implicate David in all five of the murders. David always denied any involvement and professed that he was an innocent bystander to the final murder. Senior officers working on the case would reach the conclusion that David was not an active participant in any of the murders.

   How the Moors Murderers were caught | Crime + Investigation UK

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   Did Brady & Hindley commit murder?

   • It was always suspected that they had been murdered by Brady and Hindley but searches at the time were unable to find the bodies. In 1985, however, Brady and Hindley confessed to the murders. A huge police operation saw both taken separately to the moors in an attempt to locate the bodies.

   The Moors murders 50 years on: how Brady and Hindley became an awful

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   What did Brady do if he didn't know what he did?

   • Brady didn’t know what to do. He was working at a local tobacco packing company for $1.50 an hour. He had recently bought a maroon 1947 Ford and was behind on his bills. But he wanted Nancy to know how much he was committed to her.

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8. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-39938520Ian Brady: How the Moors Murderer came to symbolise pure evil

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   May 20, 2017 · Brady helped shape the age-old argument that permissiveness leads to violent crime. Commentators noted how he had been born "out of wedlock" and had begun a life of criminality as a...