Synopsis

For years, Myra Hindley was branded by the popular press as "the most hated woman in Britain." The crimes she and her lover, Ian Brady, perpetrated stunned the nation, quickly establishing themselves as a horrifying standard against which all other acts of wickedness would be judged. Before her relationship with Brady, accounts portray Hindley as an ordinary young woman, deeply religious in her beliefs. She was known for her affection towards children and animals, and frequently sought after as