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[MelmothTheLost]

Did Moors Murderers have more victims? Family say victim's returned necklace isn't hers

Moors Murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley may have killed more people, it has been suggested after the family of their first victim said the necklace returned to them 55 years later wasn't hers.

Pauline Read was 16 when she was killed in 1963, but her body was found decades later in a shallow grave on Saddleworth Moor in 1987.

Now it's been alleged there may have been more victims after her family received items she was said to be wearing on the day of her death - including jewellery and white stilettos.

"But I was told by my nana (Pauline's mother) that the necklace she was wearing was fine gold with a St Christopher on it.

Did Moors Murderers have more victims? Family say victim's returned necklace isn't hers

 

[lemmon714]

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Moors Murder necklace mystery as family of first victim get her belongings back

 

[AGettler]

My God, I hope not.
I recall watching a documentary about them and I am certain, it was mentioned, the psychologist/psychiatrist of brady was going to reveal the whereabouts of the last child. I don't recall the child's name. I think myra may have tried to lead investigators to this last grave, but the victim was not found. LEOs went off myra's description and/or map drawing. I don't think she was taken to the moors so that she could direct officers to the grave.

 

[Bluefield]

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Moors Murder necklace mystery as family of first victim get her belongings back

That necklace is really quite unique. I hope the picture is shared widely so that someone recognizes it.

 

[StillDiggin]

Pictures show holidaying Moors Murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley

The previously unseen images, revealed under the Freedom of Information Act and published in a new book, were taken between 1950 and 1965. Above: Ian Brady posing in the British countryside with his dog.

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