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Brady: The notorious killer in his own words
Ian Brady spoke at length for the first time since 1966 at a mental health tribunal in 2013, when he unsuccessfully demanded to be moved from a psychiatric hospital to a prison. Below are some of the quotes from his evidence, in which he talked about the "value" he got from his crimes and compared himself to Tony Blair.:: On mental illness"Schizophrenia? Science fiction."Personality disorder is not even recognised in Scotland. They have different laws. In my view more sensible views than in England."They are inventing - daily - disorders for normal behaviour.
The body of Moors murderer Ian Brady has been released from the mortuary and is now the property of his lawyer Robin Makin. The notorious paedophile and child killer died on Monday at a secure hospital in Merseyside.
The body of Moors murderer Ian Brady has been released from the mortuary and is now the property of his lawyer Robin Makin. The notorious paedophile and child killer died on Monday at a secure hospital in Merseyside.
© PA Ian Brady The body of Moors Murderer Ian Brady has been released from the mortuary and is now the property of his lawyer Robin Makin.
The notorious paedophile and child killer died on Monday at a secure hospital in Merseyside. The 79 year old killed five children, alongside Myra Hindley, from 1963 to 1965.
The pair snatched youngsters off the street before sexually assaulting their victims and burying many of their bodies on Saddleworth Moor in the south Pennines.
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Ian Brady's ashes must not be scattered on Saddleworth Moor, coroner demands
Ian Brady's ashes must not be scattered on Saddleworth Moor, coroner demandsBrady snatched youngsters off the street with Myra Hindley before sexually assaulting them and burying some of their bodies in the south Pennines.
Ian Brady ' s body will not be released until the coroner leading his inquest is assured the killer' s ashes will not be scattered on Saddleworth Moor where his victims were buried. In an explosive opening to the Moors Murderer ' s inquest, the 79-year-old' s doctor revealed he died at
The murderer ' s lawyer said there is "no likelihood" that the ashes will be spread at the scene of his crimes as the inquest into Brady ' s death re-opened. Senior coroner Christopher Sumner told the hearing at Southport Town Hall that the 79-year-old' s body will be released to the executor of
The couple's five victims - Pauline Reade, John Kilbride, Keith Bennett, Lesley Ann Downey and Edward Evans - were aged between 10 and 17.
Fifty years on, 12-year-old Keith Bennett has still never been found - despite the belief that Brady knew the location and buried him on the Moors, where he buried three others.
At an inquest on Tuesday, Senior Coroner for Sefton, Christopher Sumner, delayed the release of the body to ask for assurances that a funeral director and crematorium willing to take it had been found. He also wanted a guarantee that Brady's remains would not be taken to Saddleworth Moor.
At a reconvened hearing yesterday the coroners' court heard Brady's solicitor, Mr Makin, had said there was "no likelihood" the ashes would be scattered there.
Mr Sumner delayed the body's release further to allow Merseyside Police to negotiate with Mr Makin about arrangements for the funeral.
And the coroners' office today confirmed the relevant mortuary release form had been sent to the place where the killer's body is being held under armed guard - therefore releasing the body to the executor of his will, Mr Makin.
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The body of Moors murderer Ian Brady has been released from the mortuary and is now the property of his lawyer Robin Makin. The notorious paedophile and child killer died on Monday at a secure hospital in Merseyside.
Moors murderer Ian Brady ' s body released into executor ' s custody - www.heart.co.ukThe body of Moors murderer Ian Brady has been released from the mortuary and is now the property of his lawyer Robin Makin. The notorious paedophile and child killer died on Monday at a secure hospital in Merseyside.
Moors Murderer Ian Brady ' s cause of death revealed - Mirror Online - www.mirror.co.ukIan Brady ' s body will not be released until the coroner leading his inquest is assured the killer' s ashes will not be scattered on Saddleworth Moor where his victims were buried. In an explosive opening to the Moors Murderer ' s inquest, the 79-year-old' s doctor revealed he died at
Ian Brady inquest - ‘No likelihood’ ashes spread on Saddleworth Moor - www.express.co.ukThe murderer ' s lawyer said there is "no likelihood" that the ashes will be spread at the scene of his crimes as the inquest into Brady ' s death re-opened. Senior coroner Christopher Sumner told the hearing at Southport Town Hall that the 79-year-old' s body will be released to the executor of
Moors Murderer Ian Brady ’ s body released to lawyer (From Ilkley ) - www.ilkleygazette.co.ukThe body of Moors Murderer Ian Brady has been released to his lawyer. A spokesman for Sefton Council said the coroner’ s office had confirmed the mortuary release form had been sent to the place where the killer’ s body is being held under police guard.
Moors Murderer Ian Brady ’ s body released to lawyer (From Epsom ) - www.epsomguardian.co.ukThe body of Moors Murderer Ian Brady has been released to his lawyer. A spokesman for Sefton Council said the coroner’ s office had confirmed the mortuary release form had been sent to the place where the killer’ s body is being held under police guard.
Moors Murderer Ian Brady ’ s body released to lawyer (From Echo) - www.echo-news.co.ukThe body of Moors Murderer Ian Brady has been released to his lawyer. A spokesman for Sefton Council said the coroner’ s office had confirmed the mortuary release form had been sent to the place where the killer’ s body is being held under police guard.
BREAKING: Moors murderer Ian Brady ' s body released | Daily Star - www.dailystar.co.ukThe killer' s body is now the property of his executor , Sefton Coroner' s Office told Sky News this afternoon. It comes after Brady ' s cause of death was changed in an inquest MotoGP champ 'put into coma' after horror bike crash. Man sets up camera after food goes missing – you won't BELIEVE
Moors Murderer Ian Brady ’ s body released to lawyer - BT - home.bt.comThe body of Moors Murderer Ian Brady has been released to his lawyer. A spokesman for Sefton Council said the coroner’ s office had confirmed the mortuary release form had been sent to the place where the killer’ s body is being held under police guard.
Moors Murderer Ian Brady ’ s body released to lawyer - www.salisburyjournal.co.ukThe body of Moors Murderer Ian Brady has been released to his lawyer. A spokesman for Sefton Council said the coroner’ s office had confirmed the mortuary release form had been sent to the place where the killer’ s body is being held under police guard.
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