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Their biography is available in 19 different languages on Wikipedia. Moors murders#Myra Hindley is the 48th most popular extremist, the 806th most popular biography from United Kingdom and the most popular British Extremist.

Myra Hindley is most famous for her involvement in the Moors murders, a series of brutal child killings in England from 1963 to 1965, committed alongside Ian Brady. A surprising lesser-known fact is that she recorded audio tapes of one of the victims' torture and murder, which were later used as key evidence. Her lasting legacy includes sparking widespread reforms in child protection laws and serving as a stark reminder of the depths of human depravity in criminal history.

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Among Extremists

Among extremists, Moors murders#Myra Hindley ranks 48 out of 283. Before them are Otto Ohlendorf, Andreas Baader, Issei Sagawa, Peter Kürten, Nedeljko Čabrinović, and George Habash. After them are Nathuram Godse, Joseph Kony, Jim Jones, Sawney Bean, William Kemmler, and Abu Nidal.

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In United Kingdom

Among people born in United Kingdom, Moors murders#Myra Hindley ranks 806 out of NaN. Before them are Ramsay MacDonald (1866), Julian Barnes (1946), Annie Lennox (1954), Michael Powell (1905), Charles Laughton (1899), and Dua Lipa (1995). After them are Oliver Smithies (1925), Martin Evans (1941), Ian Paice (1948), Ronald Fisher (1890), Wentworth Miller (1972), and Stephen Graham (1973).

Among Extremists In United Kingdom

Among extremists born in United Kingdom, Moors murders#Myra Hindley ranks 1. After them are Sawney Bean (1600), Emperor Norton (1818), John Haigh (1909), John Christie (1899), Harold Shipman (1946), Dennis Nilsen (1945), Fred West (1941), John Adams (1767), Peter Sutcliffe (1946), Mary Bell (1957), and Jonathan Wild (1683).

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