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'''Myra Hindley''' (1942-2002) was notorious as one of the [[Moors Murderers]]; with her partner and accomplice Ian Brady she was guilty of the kidnap, sexual abuse and murder of several children and teenagers in the early 1960s<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/452614.stm</ref>. The crimes took place in the small towns east of [[Manchester]]; most of the bodies were buried on nearby Saddleworth Moor; at least one has not been recovered.

'''Myra Hindley''' (1942-2002) was notorious as one of the [[Moors Murderers]]; with her partner and accomplice Ian Brady she was guilty of the kidnap, sexual abuse and murder of several children and teenagers in the early 1960s<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/452614.stm</ref>. The crimes took place in the small towns east of [[Manchester]], north-west [[England]]; most of the bodies were buried on nearby Saddleworth Moor; at least one has not been recovered.

At their trial of Hindley and Brady in 1966 Hindley was found guilty of the murders of a 10 year old girl and a 17 year old youth, and of being accessory to the murder of a twelve year old boy. Brady was found guilty of all three murders; both were sentenced to life imprisonment. The trial was played a tape recording made by the couple of the abuse and murder of the ten-year old Lesley Ann Downey.

At their trial of Hindley and Brady in 1966 Hindley was found guilty of the murders of a 10 year old girl and a 17 year old youth, and of being accessory to the murder of a twelve year old boy. Brady was found guilty of all three murders; both were sentenced to life imprisonment. The trial was played a tape recording made by the couple of the abuse and murder of the ten-year old Lesley Ann Downey.