Description
'As close to the definitive book on the subject as we are ever likely to read' Manchester Evening News
New access to court documents and to Ian Brady's private files, shines new light on these crimes and the police investigation.
Detailing full story of the Moors Murders, and the search for Ian Brady and Myra Hindley's fifth victim, Keith Bennett, whose grave has never been found, this new edition of The Lost Boy sets out the proof that the police always knew there were five victims, and that Brady and Hindley had a system - one decoded by officers at the time - by which they recorded where all their victims were buried.
A call to action on behalf of his family and the families of all the victims, the people of Manchester and every person who has lived with this case - now for nearly sixty years - the book demonstrates exactly why the police should act on all the evidence when presented with serial crimes.
About the Author
Duncan Staff is an award-winning documentary maker and journalist. His investigative work has been shown on the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and networks around the world. He runs a Bristol based production company, Longtail Films. In his spare time he rides and cares for horses.
Reviews
As close to a definitive book on the subject as we are ever likely to read. * Manchester Evening News *
Book Information
ISBN 9781804996263
Author Duncan Staff
Format Paperback
Page Count 464
Imprint Penguin (Transworld)
Publisher Transworld Publishers Ltd
Weight(grams) 318g
Dimensions(mm) 196mm * 127mm * 29mm
