I am welcome once again to history dweaves. I am Tim and the topic of our podcast today is the

Moors murders which occurred in England back in the 1960s and a couple of England's most infamous

serial killers Ian Brady and Myra Henley.

So we're going to get into their dastity deeds.

But before we do, let me introduce our panel.

I am joined, as always, by the very lovely and talented, the Queen Amin, the mistress of the macab, the Empress

of Evil, Satan's dirty little secret

Brandy. The devil.

How are you, Brandy? I'm okay, Timmy. How are you?

Oh, my hand in there. Yeah, you're having a rough day.

We're about a week, but it's okay. So how are you feeling? What's giving you a bad week, Timmy? No, I'm just having mental health issues. Well, aren't we all? I'm not allowed to say that. Is not allowed to say that? Are we violating some kind of hippa thing by discussing it? No, I think you're allowed to discuss your own issues. Oh, okay. Discuss other people. Okay, I didn't want to tell people about your peculiarities, but that's... Okay, and we've discussed this off the air. You're a grown man talking, calling yourself the hawk and the colonel in the third person you're not allowed to point out of the people's audities

is that fair brandy yeah i think it's pretty fair well while that might all well be true to me

that does not make you two any less peculiar i'm not peculiar my shit straight i am not peculiar

she says she's not peculiar as i shit straight. I am not peculiar.

She says she's not peculiar?

I'm quirky.

As my friend Bill Shakespeare once pointed out,

thou doth protest too much.

No, I'm not protesting at all.

I'm saying I'm quirky. I believe she's protesting to me.

It's a part of her charm.

Okay, I'm also joined, as you can tell.

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