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Born in the slums of Glasgow in the 1930s, murderer Ian Brady set out at the age of 9 on a life of crime.
Born in the slums of Glasgow in the 1930s, murderer Ian Brady set out at the age of 9 on a life of crime.
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Becoming Ian Brady
S1, EP1 "A Dark Path"Born in the slums of Glasgow in the 1930s, murderer Ian Brady set out at the age of 9 on a life of crime.
Becoming Ian Brady
S1, EP2 "Escalation and Elation"Criminal Ian Brady moves to Manchester where he meets Myra Hindley; they start planning to commit murder.
Becoming Ian Brady
S1, EP3 "Comeuppance"Moors murderer Ian Brady kills a fifth victim; he is arrested and then spends the rest of his life in prison.
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