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Series Name:   Dear Mr Brady
Format:TV Series
IMDB:IMDB Page
Years:2012
Country:  UK
Language:English
Genre:Documentary, True Crime
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Selected CastWinnie Johnson as Herself


Notes

This film examines the relationship between Keith Bennet’s mum, Winnie Johnson and Britain’s most notorious serial killer, Ian Brady.

The horrific murders of at least five children in the sixties shocked the nation and forever soured the streets as a safe place for children to play. One child’s body, that of ten year old Keith Bennett, still remains missing, buried somewhere on Saddleworth Moor, but Brady refuses to identify the location of the loneliest of graves. Forty-seven years on from the murders, the film shows terminally ill Winnie launching her last battalion of appeals for Brady to reveal the location of her son.

Sadly, since this broadcast of this film Winnie Johnson passed away. She never did discover the location of her son’s grave.

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