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18/02/2014
Moors Murderer Still Wanted To Die
Ian Brady has issued a statement saying that he still wants to die despite losing his appeal for a transfer to a psychiatric hospital to prison.
A tribunal in June ruled against the Moors Murderer's appeal to move from Merseyside's Ashworth Hospital to a facility in Scotland.
The 76-year-old said in a statement, released through his solicitor, that "recent events" had not changed his mind.
Brady, who tortured and murdered five children along with Myra Hindley, also denied reports that he had dementia.
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A tribunal in June ruled against the Moors Murderer's appeal to move from Merseyside's Ashworth Hospital to a facility in Scotland.
The 76-year-old said in a statement, released through his solicitor, that "recent events" had not changed his mind.
Brady, who tortured and murdered five children along with Myra Hindley, also denied reports that he had dementia.
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