Moors Murders Netflix: What Was Ian Brady’s Death Reason? Horrifying Dying Wish Was Sick Final Twist To Punish His Victims

Hello friends, today again new information for you. News of Ian Brady’s death sent a wave of shock across the world. Brady’s shocking final words caught headlines and weirdly struck a chord in the public psyche. It was a morbid ceremony, to be sure, but when you think about it, what can we learn from it? “I don’t think I’ll be around for too long”, he said, “But I feel like maybe I should carry on for a bit longer. You see all these friends of mine dying and I don’t want to die before them”. There it is, in a nutshell; what is so bad about dying? “If I were to die tonight”, he continued, “Just leave me and some collection of lies”. Stay tuned to our website TheGossipsWorld.com for the latest updates!!!!!

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To all the child murder victims of the Moors Murders, Ian Brady’s final wish is no longer a secret. Rest in peace, Ian Brady. Thank you for believing in the cause. Thank you for caring more about your victims than being captured by police. But most of all, thank you for tormenting and ultimately killing your victims for punishment. The 45-year-old, who murdered nearly two dozen children, is well known for committing his horrific deeds at the infamous Moors Murders in the 1960s. However, what he did wasn’t as expected.

The last murder of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley was sickening and gruesome but it was also the last trial. For Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, their final act was as horrendous as the heinous life that they had led as rapists and murderers. It has been a long time since the death of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley but still, intrigue and sensation haunted the minds of people that let them reminisce all those horror and pain. In this eulogy, we take a look at some facts behind the final acts of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.

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Ian Brady was a major part of the Mad Cow Disease outbreak in the UK in 1986. As he was behind the whole outbreak, it was normal for him to be fearful of the idea of death, which is why he requested his friend Paul Edwards to take out his legs, arms, and head. He then wanted Edwards to commit suicide after Ian’s death, in order to satisfy Paul’s wish of being ‘murdered’ by Edwards. Ironically, Edwards was an inpatient of Brady at Broadmoor Hospital since 1973. By the time he became one of Brady’s victims, he had already forgiven Brady for everything.

It is a known fact that murders have a way of sticking to you for the rest of your life, even if you were not involved. A crime that involves the brutal killing of two people is bound to haunt your mind. The name Ian Brady is kept alive in our memories. Not only did he mastermind and butcher the two children he kidnapped while they were on holiday with their families in the English countryside, but he also took the life of one of the victims months after her death, as well as abducted and murdered five other children.