Moors Murderers

The Moors Murderers, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, were a British couple responsible for a series of child murders between 1963 and 1965. They lured, abducted, and murdered five children and teenagers in and around Manchester, England, often videotaping and photographing their crimes. Their brutal acts shocked the UK, leading to a high-profile investigation and ultimately their convictions. They were sentenced to life imprisonment, with Brady dying in 2017 and Hindley in 2002. Their crimes are considered among the most notorious in British criminal history, highlighting issues of severe antisocial behavior and criminal psychology.