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[BazaJT]

So it's been reported that he's on his death bed and is being given end of life care.I'm not usually one for wishing ill on people but in his case I hope it's long slow and excrutiatingly painful

[STEMO]

If I was his nurse I'd stick pins in his bollicks.

[ronnyd]

Hope the bastid dies as painfully as possible.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Should have died swinging on the end of a rope a long time ago. I hope there is a hell and there is a special corner reserved for him.

[ronnyd]

Just announced that he has died.

[Entwood]

Yup .. on the BBC web site now ...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-39929538

Long may he rot in hell

[ronnyd]

Unless he coughed it on his deathbed i suppose they won,t find the remains of the young lad now.

[redelitev6]

  whenever I drive over saddleworth moor it always gives me the creeps , just thinking of those poor kids , awful place, even in summer it looks a desolate miserable place , the chances of finding that poor lads remains have gone now , just awful for his family     

[2boxerdogs]

May he rot in hell evil bastard..£11,000,000 of taxpayers money completely wasted.

[Viral_Jim]

May he rot in hell evil bastard..£11,000,000 of taxpayers money completely wasted.

This begs an interesting question, back then we were still very much into capital punishment I think? How did Brady escape an appointment with Mr Pierrepoint?

I don't know enough about his conviction to know.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

May he rot in hell evil bastard..£11,000,000 of taxpayers money completely wasted.

This begs an interesting question, back then we were still very much into capital punishment I think? How did Brady escape an appointment with Mr Pierrepoint?

I don't know enough about his conviction to know.
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I believe capital punishment in the UK was abolished in 1965.

'Moors murders' took place in 1966......I think.

[Olympia5776]

May he rot in hell evil bastard..£11,000,000 of taxpayers money completely wasted.

This begs an interesting question, back then we were still very much into capital punishment I think? How did Brady escape an appointment with Mr Pierrepoint?

I don't know enough about his conviction to know.

Capital Punishment was abolished in UK in November 1965. Brady and Hindley were tried in April 1966 .

[Viral_Jim]

Capital Punishment was abolished in UK in November 1965. Brady and Hindley were tried in April 1966 .

Ah, so to (tastelessly) quote one K. Bruce.. "One Year Out!"

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

The abolition (if it had to come into law) should have been delayed until those two had been tried. It would have saved taxpayers millions, and made the world a better place.
Personally, I'm all for bringing it back.

[BazaJT]

Regardless of the death penalty,I think the hope[however forlorn]was that the remains of all the victims would be found.Sadly even that very faint hope has now been finally extinguished forever.Perhaps a case should have been made all those years ago for the use of a truth serum type drug?
I'm a big fan of the moors and dales but I have to agree with redelitev6 Saddleworth Moor does seem to me to be a bleak and desolate place every time I pass by it,maybe it's the connection that does it I don't know.