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Originally posted by Veggieburger:
Dreadfully sad

That poor poor family - and the families of the other victims.

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:

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Originally posted by Veggieburger:
Dreadfully sad

That poor poor family - and the families of the other victims.

Yes and that monster still lives

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Originally posted by Veggieburger:

I have to say LL that I don't approve of the death penalty or mistreatment of prisoners etc.

But I know that if I was in a position of power over people like him and Huntley, that I would find it very hard to control myself.

Especially infuriating was the circus that surrounded Myra Hindley - every time that trigger word or her mate Longford starting pleading for her release or she applied for parole bleating on about her human rights etc I though of those poor parents and how it must have made them feel.

On top of everything that they had to suffer anyway

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:

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Originally posted by Veggieburger:

I have to say LL that I don't approve of the death penalty or mistreatment of prisoners etc.

But I know that if I was in a position of power over people like him and Huntley, that I would find it very hard to control myself.

Especially infuriating was the circus that surrounded Myra Hindley - every time that trigger word or her mate Longford starting pleading for her release or she applied for parole bleating on about her human rights etc I though of those poor parents and how it must have made them feel.

On top of everything that they had to suffer anyway

I think everyone knows my views on the death penalty and that I am an advocate for it to be brought back. There are just some crimes that are so evil, so absolutely indefensible, that they warrant the ultimate justice - death.

That's all I am going to say re the death penalty.

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:

I think everyone knows my views on the death penalty and that I am an advocate for it to be brought back. There are just some crimes that are so evil, so absolutely indefensible, that they warrant the ultimate justice - death.

That's all I am going to say re the death penalty.

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Originally posted by Veggieburger:
I'm surprised with all the advances in forensics etc that the police have been unable to pinpoint the grave.
My understanding was that Hindley and Brady had taken photographs of themselves where the graves were - surely these can be fed into a computer and an accurate search area defined?

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I think that has been tried, but the moors are
so vast and due to the years and climate change, is not the same as it was all those years ago. They have used all sort of equipment but to no avail

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Originally posted by Perones:
Yup, I drive through it on the motorway alot, its vast and generally featureless I just thank gawd the internet didn't exist back then, the tapes would have bound to have found themselves onto the internet God rest his soul

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Originally posted by Perones:

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I think that has been tried, but the moors are
so vast and due to the years and climate change, is not the same as it was all those years ago. They have used all sort of equipment but to no avail

Yup, I drive through it on the motorway alot, its vast and generally featureless I just thank gawd the internet didn't exist back then, the tapes would have bound to have found themselves onto the internet God rest his soul

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Originally posted by Skylark24:
On a programme,think it was "Born to Kill" or something like that, a policeman said the tapes are locked away and they will never be released. Thank God for that

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Originally posted by luxor:
I feel for the mother in all this. Her life has been ruined by these monsters, may they rot in hell.

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Originally posted by Mazzystar:
I find cases of the likes of Brady and Huntley so depressing,as its a reminder how appalingly we as humans can behave.Also,I don't like to believe that any human being is inherently evil but rather we are all capable of doing something evil in the right circumstances.Thats just how I feel about humanity in general.
But there are some crimes so appalling it makes me question those beliefs.Who knows what motivated them to do what they did...nor how they can live with the knowledge they've ruined so many lives

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Originally posted by luxor:
I feel for the mother in all this. Her life has been ruined by these monsters, may they rot in hell.

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Originally posted by The Devil In Diamante:

'They' do say that if Myra Hindley & Ian Brady had never met, the chances are neither of them would've committed the hideous crimes they did!!!

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Originally posted by PinkBabe1966:
Not wishing to use a very overused word this past few days on this and many other forums, but my utmost respect goes out to the families of the victims of the Moors Murderers, who have conducted themselves with dignity throughout the 43 years that they have been in the media spotlight.

I just wish they could have found his body and given his family the chance of a decent funeral and a place for them to go to.

RIP the victims.

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:

Not so sure that is true as Brady was already into torturing and killing animals before he met Hindley.

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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
I doubt that the family will ever be able to put what happened to their child behind them. All they have ever wanted, was to find Keith's body, bring him home and have a proper burial for him.

For over 45 years these families have endured the most agonising pain/torture imaginable. I cannot comprehend how they have managed to endure it.

Personally, I don't think the police should ever give up trying to find Keith's body.