Remains found

@cath 55 wrote:

@Bad Manners wrote:

Does no one know yet? I would say he’s evil enough to have done it.

I can just imagine the poor Sheep grazing on the Moor until that maniac came along.

no need bm , thort better of you

I knew that was coming :lol:

@Bad Manners wrote:

Was it Brady that killed the Sheep?

lmao

@smiley wrote:

@bat wrote:

Human remains have been found on Saddleworth Moor. It hasn,t been confirmed yet whose remains they are, but of course everyone hopes and prays that they are the remains of Keith Bennett. His poor mother has suffered unimaginable grief for 40 years. Brady always denies knowing where Keith is buried; he,s lying. He knows full well he just wants Keiths mum to suffer. Bastard. :evil: :evil:
evil

I don’t think they are the remains of Keith Bennett – I also disagree with the comment that he knows and just wants his mum to suffer. He’s in hospital dying at the moment, he was on scene telling the police where all the remains of his victims were back when they were digging them all up – so why would he simply hold out on ONE set of remains after giving the rest up? It makes no sense, there’s no motive for it.

Papers seem to have forgotten to mention that these moors are located in Lancashire, they also forget to mention that Lancashire & Yorkshire had a huge war where thousands upon thousands of people were killed. The papers also forget to mention that many battles took place upon both the Yorkshire and Lancashire moors, remains that would have been buried, swept away in rivers or simply embedded amongst the scenery only to be uncovered hundreds of years later.

These remains could be the remains of anyone. Usually if remains are found after 30 odd years, there’d still be pieces of clothing or personal possessions laying around. After hundreds of years, however, these things can rot and wither away. The remains found were simply bone. No material, no clothes, no items.. just a skeleton.

Just because they were found in Lancashire people have jumped the cannon “oh it must be Ian Brady again” — the man’s on his death bed, he’s given all known locations of his victims, he’s not holding out. He’s weeks, perhaps even days away from rotting in hell for eternity, the evil nice guy he is will get what he deserves very soon – but the fact of the matter is you just cannot squeeze blood out of a stone. You can’t force someone to tell you what they don’t know.

It’s probably the remains of a War of the Roses soldier or something. Thousands of civil war remains have been found up on the moors, from Saddleworth in Lancashire to Ilkley in Yorkshire.

A shrewdly considered analysis of the situation by Smiley, and absolutely spot-on with the assessment of Ian Brady’s intentions. Blood, indeed, can not be squeezed from a stone.
The passage of time, the geographical and historical circumstance of his hasty interment, render it likely that only – if ever- by purely accidental means, will the remains of Keith Bennett be returned to his mother.

But the point is.. he doesn’t know. What could he possibly gain from holding back on ONE set of remains when he’s given up the rest? The man is dying, he’ll soon be rotting in hell. He’s in hospital on his death bed at the minute.