The Moors Murders
What secrets were buried beneath Saddleworth Moor?
4.4 (31)
168 mins
A chance confession exposed a hidden world of abduction and murder behind an ordinary home. The trail led to Saddleworth Moor, revealing how two lovers became Britain’s most infamous child killers.
Ep 1:
The Phone Call
David Smith reported seeing Ian Brady murder Edward Evans inside the house he shared with Myra Hindley. Police found Evans’ body and arrested Brady, uncovering a crime that made no sense at first.
Ep 2:
Horrors on the Moor
Photos found in a suitcase led police to Saddleworth Moor, where shallow graves revealed earlier victims. What began as one murder became a pattern of planned abductions, abuse, and buried children.
Ep 3:
Twisted Minds
Brady’s obsession with Nazi ideology, and Hindley’s emotional dependence on him, formed a lethal partnership. Through manipulation and desensitization, Hindley became an active participant in ritualized killings.
Ep 4:
Courtroom Confessions
Photographs and a chilling audio tape convicted Brady and Hindley of multiple murders. Years later, Hindley admitted her role in all five killings and helped find the graves of the victims.
Discussions (9)
Zane
Level 2 · 6 mo agoYou’re giving Brady way too much credit with this dark philosopher nonsense. Real talk though he wasn’t a mastermind. He was just a sadistic edgelord who got off on hurting kids. Giving that piece of shit an ideology is giving him way too much respect.
Scott
Level 5 · 6 mo agoBrady quoting philosophy to justify murder. It is always the midwits who think they are the Ubermensch.
Ariana
Level 9 · 6 mo agoLooool. She called the police murderers over a dog but helped kill innocent kids? The audacity is staggering. She really had zero self awareness.
