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So today's video is going to be part three, the final part of the Moore's

Murders series on Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.

Just for a little recap on parts one and two if you did see those, Myra Hindley met Ian

Brady and they decided that they would commit the perfect crime together.

The perfect crime would be to abduct and murder a child so well leaving no evidence and no

links to themselves that they would never get caught and they believed that they had done this

successfully. And when it seemed as though they'd gotten away with that first murder,

they decided to go out and commit three more. And these were on 12-year-old John Kilbride,

12-year-old Keith Bennett, and 10-year-old Leslie and Downey. All the while, they were keeping

souvenirs of these murders. They were taking pictures and audio recordings, and after every

single murder, they would bury the bodies on Saddleworth Moore.

In part two we were also introduced to David Smith which is Myra's brother-in-law, her sister Maureen's husband.

And David Smith seems to have a lot in common with Ian Brady. They had very similar childhoods and David Smith is considerably younger than Brady and

he really looks up to him and Brady likes that he can easily manipulate David Smith. And that is where

the last video left off. Ian Brady and Myra Hindley had just committed their fourth murder. A couple of

days after the murder of Leslie and Downey, Hindley and Brady's next-door neighbour,

Patty, the little 10-year-old girl, came round and noticed a newspaper on the side.

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