No-one without normal human feelings can possibly know what real remorse is, enough of the psycho-babble. If Brady had got out, he would've killed again. That much is obvious
Absolutely horrendous. Very well made documentary. All those poor kids and their families. Its hard to comprehend that a couple could do this. That anyone could do this, is unbelievable. God Bless them all.
He shouldn't. Not his fault. He thought an adult neighbour was taking them. Even if he had gone who's to say Brady and Hindley wouldn't have taken Lesley by distracting him in some way.
I've been looking for this on CZcams for so long, I don't understand why I couldn't find it.. It was posted *three years ago!?!* 😩 Edit: I'm very grateful to have found it though, thanks! 😉👌
Ian use to watch the Kilbride house on his bike I recall and I read that Myra would say to Paulines family that she hoped she would be found safe and well knowing what she did.
@@foreverred105 Sick freaks, both of them. People like Lord Longford who made excuses for Myra's gender are just as idiotic as they come in my eyes. That bitch was enjoying the pleasure of seeing those poor parents and families' suffering and pain.
I do not know how police, psychologists, lawyers, corrections officers can deal, with the likes of Ian Brady, apparently he was very arrogant, controlling and manipulative. I would lose my temper.
Ian and myra both should've had their evil poison infested bodies thrown to the wolves. Rest in sweet heavenly peace little babies you're all safe with your families god and jesus in the afterlife.
Despite what some may think Brady did have remorse for his crimes.. the first thought in his head every morning as soon as we awoke was ‘I am the moors murderer’ and this was not a comforting thought..
He never told english police where the last body was. That's not remorse at all. In america we have manson and their killers. Always trying to get paroled but never expressing why they killed.
Brady absolutely loved being the moors murderer he had no remorse at all ... He refused to tell were the final body was either because he couldnt remember or out of a sick sense of control .... He only admitted to the other murders to spite myra.... He never exonerated david smith either
@Stacey Rae He was a diagnosed, Psychopath *of the highest order!* He also had other personality disorders, and mental illnesses, he had *absolutely zero remorse,* and not only that, he was proud of the heinous crimes he committed. It's something he openly admitted, and up until the day he died he used the fact that he still hadn't revealed Keith Bennett's burial site, to torture his family. He toyed with the boy's mother as she lay dying of Cancer, hinting that he may 'remember where he was'... but he never did, even after he died he didn't leave the information for Keith's brother and nephew. Psychopaths do not have the capacity for "remorse" or "empathy" they don't have any of the emotions and feelings that come naturally to other human beings. On the contrary, they truly believe that those emotions and feelings would make them weak and less 'powerful'. They use their lack of 'human feeling' as an advantage to manipulate, violate and abuse others. Hindley and Brady both referred to all other human beings as "maggots". I honestly *can't fathom,* how you could think a man that *tortured, raped, murdered and buried children on the moors,* hidden from their families, *never meant to be found* ...fully intending for their families to never know what happened to their 'babies'.. could have even the tiniest, molecule, of "remorse, *let alone* on a daily basis, as he's reminded that he's "The Moors Murderer". Let's be absolutely clear, he absolutely *relished* in that fact, it was what he thought made him "greater and braver, than the rest of us mear mortals".
It's not just what might have been, but the horror of the fear and pain of the children. It must haunt them forever 😢😢😢
Seeing this group of men coming together in a room supporting each other in a shared loss so devastating is so emotional and yet so beautiful.
No-one without normal human feelings can possibly know what real remorse is, enough of the psycho-babble. If Brady had got out, he would've killed again. That much is obvious
just so very sad .them poor children. and family's just heartbreaking 💔
Absolutely horrendous. Very well made documentary. All those poor kids and their families. Its hard to comprehend that a couple could do this. That anyone could do this, is unbelievable. God Bless them all.
It breaks my heart Terry still blamed himself.
He shouldn't. Not his fault. He thought an adult neighbour was taking them. Even if he had gone who's to say Brady and Hindley wouldn't have taken Lesley by distracting him in some way.
Only two people to blame Ian and Myra.
My heart hurts so much for terry. So awful to have had to carry that guilt for so long.
I've been looking for this on CZcams for so long, I don't understand why I couldn't find it.. It was posted *three years ago!?!* 😩
Edit: I'm very grateful to have found it though, thanks! 😉👌
This is the first time that I saw there was another boy, who was lucky enough to escape the sicko's.
The Moors Murders are disturbing. Every time i read or watch something about them I just can't comprehend how 2 people could do this to these children
The killers are dead. They don't deserve to be named alongside those who they killed.
thanks for uploading as unable to view outside uk, terry west has a book out now called "If only" available on amazon
This is horrible for the family's life's got stolen ...i hope they found at least some sense of peace in life
Oh my didn't realise Ian and Myra were sitting in a car near John Kilbrides House watching them in pain and enjoyed it!! That is sick!!!
I had never heard that before either! It's so sick, however not surprising given the type of people they were.
@@kyledamron they right they were just pure monsters! Pure evil nothing more and nothing less.
Ian use to watch the Kilbride house on his bike I recall and I read that Myra would say to Paulines family that she hoped she would be found safe and well knowing what she did.
@@foreverred105 Sick freaks, both of them. People like Lord Longford who made excuses for Myra's gender are just as idiotic as they come in my eyes. That bitch was enjoying the pleasure of seeing those poor parents and families' suffering and pain.
I do not know how police, psychologists, lawyers, corrections officers can deal, with the likes of Ian Brady, apparently he was very arrogant, controlling and manipulative. I would lose my temper.
THESE TWO REALLY DID TAKE THE BISCUIT BUT IT'S ALSO MORBIDLY FASCINATING TOO. HOW CAN SOMEONE STOOP SO LOW FOR THEIR OWN GRATIFICATION?
You too were so lucky to get away. I really enjoy your will to have a normal life even though you were almost killed!
May god all bless you and may them monsters rot I hell
Why were Terry and David so stranger danger aware at such a young age. For those times it seems odd?
Anne West lost three of her four children.
Terry has since died as well. Only a few months ago
Ian and myra both should've had their evil poison infested bodies thrown to the wolves. Rest in sweet heavenly peace little babies you're all safe with your families god and jesus in the afterlife.
Very very sad... 😥
I have always been interested in the Moors murders and the lizzie borden murders
I have doubts about Lizzie Borden
I read how actress Lesley Anne Down (similar name/age) was enticed by the Moors murderers but escaped.
🤬🤬😢😢😢
Despite what some may think Brady did have remorse for his crimes.. the first thought in his head every morning as soon as we awoke was ‘I am the moors murderer’ and this was not a comforting thought..
Stacey Sheehan he didn’t have remorse he took pride in being the disgusting pos he was too bad torture was illegal because he truly deserves it
Oh well. That’s sufficient then.
He never told english police where the last body was. That's not remorse at all. In america we have manson and their killers. Always trying to get paroled but never expressing why they killed.
Brady absolutely loved being the moors murderer he had no remorse at all ... He refused to tell were the final body was either because he couldnt remember or out of a sick sense of control .... He only admitted to the other murders to spite myra.... He never exonerated david smith either
@Stacey Rae He was a diagnosed, Psychopath *of the highest order!*
He also had other personality disorders, and mental illnesses, he had *absolutely zero remorse,* and not only that, he was proud of the heinous crimes he committed.
It's something he openly admitted, and up until the day he died he used the fact that he still hadn't revealed Keith Bennett's burial site, to torture his family. He toyed with the boy's mother as she lay dying of Cancer, hinting that he may 'remember where he was'... but he never did, even after he died he didn't leave the information for Keith's brother and nephew.
Psychopaths do not have the capacity for "remorse" or "empathy" they don't have any of the emotions and feelings that come naturally to other human beings. On the contrary, they truly believe that those emotions and feelings would make them weak and less 'powerful'. They use their lack of 'human feeling' as an advantage to manipulate, violate and abuse others.
Hindley and Brady both referred to all other human beings as "maggots".
I honestly *can't fathom,* how you could think a man that *tortured, raped, murdered and buried children on the moors,* hidden from their families, *never meant to be found* ...fully intending for their families to never know what happened to their 'babies'.. could have even the tiniest, molecule, of "remorse, *let alone* on a daily basis, as he's reminded that he's "The Moors Murderer". Let's be absolutely clear, he absolutely *relished* in that fact, it was what he thought made him "greater and braver, than the rest of us mear mortals".