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Hindley died on Friday afternoon aged 60 after suffering respiratory failure.
Police are guarding her body amid fears of attacks by members of the public.
There are also concerns photographers might attempt to snatch pictures and sell them to the newspapers.
Winnie Johnson, the mother of Keith Bennett, one of the youngsters murdered by Hindley and her lover Ian Brady, said: "I just hope she goes to hell."
She added: "I have no sympathy for her, even in death."
Hindley was readmitted to West Suffolk hospital at Bury St Edmunds on Tuesday.
She had spent several days there earlier this month following a suspected heart attack.
A chain smoker, she had experienced ill-health for much of her 36 years behind bars, suffering from angina, suspected strokes and osteoporosis.
Hindley and Brady, now 64, were jailed for life at Chester Assizes in 1966.
They had both murdered 10-year-old Lesley Ann Downey and Edward Evans, 17.
Brady was also convicted of murdering 12-year-old John Kilbride while Hindley was found to have been an accessory to that killing.
In 1987 the pair confessed to killing 12-year-old Keith Bennett and Pauline Reade, 17.
During their investigations, police found a harrowing 16-minute audio tape of Lesley Ann Downey being stripped and abused.
The body of Mrs Johnson's son Keith has never been found.
Hindley had clung to the hope that she might one day win her freedom but successive home secretaries were determined she should die behind bars.
In a statement, her solicitors said: ""Myra was deeply aware of the terrible crimes she had committed and of the suffering caused to those who died and to their relatives.
"She was acutely aware that she would not be forgiven by many."
Hindley is understood to have ordered that none of her organs should be offered for transplant and detailed that she wanted to be cremated and her ashes scattered at a secret location.
There will be a coroner's inquest into her death as is routine for prisoners who die in custody.
Arrangements have been made for a funeral service to be held in Cambridge
Brady is being held in a prison hospital and has also been suffering from ill health.
Ah well. I don't expect it'll be long before Brady bites the bullet, especially now that they've taken away his computer...
Police are guarding her body amid fears of attacks by members of the public.
There are also concerns photographers might attempt to snatch pictures and sell them to the newspapers.
Winnie Johnson, the mother of Keith Bennett, one of the youngsters murdered by Hindley and her lover Ian Brady, said: "I just hope she goes to hell."
She added: "I have no sympathy for her, even in death."
Hindley was readmitted to West Suffolk hospital at Bury St Edmunds on Tuesday.
She had spent several days there earlier this month following a suspected heart attack.
A chain smoker, she had experienced ill-health for much of her 36 years behind bars, suffering from angina, suspected strokes and osteoporosis.
Hindley and Brady, now 64, were jailed for life at Chester Assizes in 1966.
They had both murdered 10-year-old Lesley Ann Downey and Edward Evans, 17.
Brady was also convicted of murdering 12-year-old John Kilbride while Hindley was found to have been an accessory to that killing.
In 1987 the pair confessed to killing 12-year-old Keith Bennett and Pauline Reade, 17.
During their investigations, police found a harrowing 16-minute audio tape of Lesley Ann Downey being stripped and abused.
The body of Mrs Johnson's son Keith has never been found.
Hindley had clung to the hope that she might one day win her freedom but successive home secretaries were determined she should die behind bars.
In a statement, her solicitors said: ""Myra was deeply aware of the terrible crimes she had committed and of the suffering caused to those who died and to their relatives.
"She was acutely aware that she would not be forgiven by many."
Hindley is understood to have ordered that none of her organs should be offered for transplant and detailed that she wanted to be cremated and her ashes scattered at a secret location.
There will be a coroner's inquest into her death as is routine for prisoners who die in custody.
Arrangements have been made for a funeral service to be held in Cambridge
Brady is being held in a prison hospital and has also been suffering from ill health.
Ah well. I don't expect it'll be long before Brady bites the bullet, especially now that they've taken away his computer...
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human nature is an odd and disturbing thing indeed.
But that's life and how the world is, unfortunately.
i view all human life as precious, ergo, though the children died in cold blood, and their deaths were unjustified, i think it wrong that another person or more people shold be wished dead through spite.
But then you never backed this up with anything:
"yse, but then they wishing the murderers death, i think thatas almost as bad as them actually killing the children"
Why do you think this?
"yse, but then they wishing the murderers death, i think thatas almost as bad as them actually killing the children"
Why do you think this?
he gave no points to back his phrase up, suggesting he sent little time thinking about it and that he isn't perpared to be mature about it with "WTF".
He *was* being serious, actually...
RM18 wrote:
> Not really. WTF are you on about?
this is a serious chat topic, about morals, and the such like so keep your posts serious on this
> Not really. WTF are you on about?
this is a serious chat topic, about morals, and the such like so keep your posts serious on this
I think it's fairly justified. If someone killed my brother or my sister, I'd wish him death, over and over again.
It may be blasphemous, but I'd say it. And many others would.
It may be blasphemous, but I'd say it. And many others would.
Not really. WTF are you on about?
yse, but then they wishing the murderers death, i think thatas almost as bad as them actually killing the children
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