My Secret Murders

My Secret Murders explores the themes of evil and culpability, and one man’s commitment to uncover the truth, where, for 20 years, the police have failed.

My Secret Murders is a true crime investigation about a maverick journalist armed with a tape recorder, who gains access to Ian Brady in prison and embarks upon a personal mission to solve the mystery of two of Manchester’s missing children.

For Fred Harrison it would be the scoop of a lifetime, but Brady has his price.  Revenge.  Brady wanted Lord Longford’s 16-year campaign to free Myra Hindley from Prison to fail and for Myra to die behind bars.

As he enters this macabre cat-and-mouse game with Britain's most notorious child killer, it’s a race against time for Fred to wrestle the truth from Brady’s haunted state of mind before Myra Hindley is granted parole.

The dialogue between Brady and Harrison in My Secret Murders is taken directly from 16 hours of previously unheard tape recordings Fred made of his eight meetings with the psychopath between 1984 and 1985.