Myra Hindley - a podcast by Meghan Sacks and Amy Shlosberg

Ep 43: Over the period of 2 years, five children would disappear in Manchester England and would never seen by their loved ones again. 
Known as the most notorious child murders of their time, the country was shocked when the identity of the two perpetrators was made public… a killer couple was responsible for these brutal murderers, a match made between a cruel sadist and, to everyone’s surprise, a young female accomplice.From all of us at Women&Crime: we thank AcornTV for sponsoring today’s show. Try Acorn TV free for 30 days, by going to http://www.Acorn.TV and use promo code women. 

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