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So today's video is going to be part two of the Moore's Murders series, part two of three videos on Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. Just for a little bit of a recap on part one, we went through both the childhoods of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley and how the two of them met.

Myra's childhood was rather uneventful, whereas Ian Brady's had a few kind of missed warning signs,

potentially missed warning signs, if you believe the eyewitness testimonies that people have given since then.

Myra Hindley met Ian Brady when she started working at Millwood's merchandising company

and she fell for him as soon as she saw him but he didn't feel the same way for a long time.

She tried for a full year relentlessly to get this man's attention and eventually it did work.

They went on a few dates and she broke off the engagement with her fiancée Ronnie and

the two of them Ian Brady and Myra Hindley got together.

Over time Brady expresses to Hindley his desire to commit what he called the perfect crime.

A crime done so well, thought through so meticulously that police

could never solve it and they would never be caught. And to him this perfect crime was

to abduct and murder a child. And Hindley supported him in that and said that she would help

him. So the two of them went out looking for a victim and found 16 year old Pauline Reed on her way to a dance. She was walking alone at night

and that was the perfect time for them to abduct her, take her up to saddle with Mawes and torture her, sexually assault her and then murderer.

And we just left off where Ian Brady and Myra Hindley had

buried Pauline Reed's body in a shallow grave on Saddle Withmore. They packed up the van and they

were just leaving the murder site. All in all, as they set off driving back to their kind of hometown in

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