Rod Kackley

Sleeping With The Devil Rod Kackley

Myra loved children. She didn't want to kill children. But she did. While the Beatles were singing their first beautiful love songs, Myra helped her lover, Ian, kill children. She would be branded in history as "The Most Evil Woman in Britain," one of the most notorious British female serial killers in history. Sleeping With The Devil is more than a simple biography of a criminal. It is a classic British true crime story of a police investigation that discovers a young couple -- serial killers -- were terrorizing Manchester with a killing spree; crimes of murder and mayhem in the early 1960s. But, it's even more than that. Sleeping With The Devil is also a love story; the story of a woman who refused to stop loving her man even though she knew he was a vile demon, a devil. Did Myra Hindley fall in love with the wrong man, a violent man, who fantasized about killing children? There is no doubt that Ian Brady was evil. But perhaps he was merely sleeping with the devil. Maybe Myra was a female serial killer who was just looking for a partner and her first victim. Perhaps Myra was always meant to be a woman who was a serial killer, a female serial killer who preyed upon children. She and Ian did kill children. They did it for the fun of it. Ian got off on it. He loved the sex and so did Myra. They were sick. They were psychopaths. And they did it for love. Who was Myra Hindley and did her punishment of life in prison fit her crime? Myra believed she should hang for her crimes. But was Myra really to blame for becoming a serial killer? Perhaps she was just a lonely, desperate, bored woman, looking for a way out of her despair. Maybe Myra was just another woman who found the wrong man. Buy Sleeping with the Devil now. Then, you can be the judge.