article: The 79-year-old died at Ashworth Hospital, a secure psychiatric unit in Merseyside where he had been detained since 1985. Brady, who was jailed in 1966, buried four of his victims in graves on Saddleworth Moor, Greater Manchester. One victim's brother said Brady's death would not end their "nightmare". A Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust spokesman said Brady had died at 18:03 BST on Monday. Brady, who was born in Glasgow but later moved to Manchester, was jailed at Chester Assizes 51 years ago for the murders of John Kilbride, aged 12, Lesley Ann Downey, 10, and Edward Evans, 17. In 1985 he also admitted to the murders of Pauline Reade, 16, and Keith Bennett, who was 12. The children had been abducted by Brady and his lover Hindley, who died in prison in 2002, between 1963 and 1965. Brady never revealed where Keith's remains were buried. The boy's mother Winnie Johnson, who died in 2012, had repeatedly pleaded for Brady to do so. Brady and Hindley were caught when her brother-in-law David Smith, who was a petty criminal, phoned the police after seeing Brady abuse and strangle Edward Evans. The officers caught Brady and Hindley at home, retrieving Edward's body from the bedroom, along with Brady's library of volumes on perversion and sadism. Martin Bottomley, the head of Greater Manchester Police's cold case unit, said the force would never give up the search for Keith and Brady's death did "not change that". He said: "Our aim, as it always has been, is to find where Keith is buried and give closure to his surviving family members so they can give Keith the proper burial they so desperately want. "Whilst we are not actively searching Saddleworth Moor, we will act on credible and actionable information that will help lead us to him." Brady's lawyer Robin Makin told BBC Radio 4's Today programme he was with his client in hospital less than two hours before his death. "I got a call that he wanted to see me - he was obviously well aware that his death was imminent," he said. He described the encounter as "quite a moving sort of situation", where the pair discussed Brady's legal affairs and funeral arrangements. He said the whereabouts of the remains of Keith Bennett did not come up in conversation. "I would be very surprised if he really had information that was useful. "He did go to the Moors a long time ago and I suspect that if there had been information for him that he could have provided, he would have provided it then." Describing coverage of the search for Keith's body as a "frenzy", he said: "I would very much hope that the remains can be found, but unfortunately I haven't got any information that's going to assist." Keith's brother Alan runs a website, Searching for Keith, in an ongoing attempt to locate his body. John Kilbride's brother, Terry, told the Sun newspaper: "It's been years and years of anguish and pain for us and the families of the victims. "He's dead but we will
summary: Moors Murderer Ian Brady, who tortured and killed five children with Myra Hindley in crimes that shocked the nation, has died.