MYRA HINDLEY AND IAN BRADY, the ‘Moors Murderers’ are Britain’s most infamous serial killer couple. In the mid 60s they abducted and killed five children, burying their bodies in the moors above Manchester. This film tells the stories of the children they attempted to abduct but who got away and the relatives of the victims they killed, some of whom are talking on TV for the first time. All are still living with Brady and Hindley’s dark legacy – in this film, for the first time, they meet to share their experiences. Tommy Rhattigan was seven when he was approached by woman with a blond beehive in a playground one afternoon. She offered him bread and jam and so he followed her home, where a man with dark hair joined them. Tommy became alarmed when the mood turned ugly and he attempted to jump out of the window, but the woman grabbed his foot.