Longford2006

Lord Longford:
Hello Myra, is this the nightie you wanted, I couldn't remember what colour you asked for.

Myra Hindley:
It's great thanks [quietly]

Lord Longford:
Now the business.

Myra Hindley:
Frank.

Lord Longford:
I have a friend on the parole board

Myra Hindley:
_Frank.

Lord Longford:
...who tells me your application will be considered next month, now if that goes well and all things being equal the national

Myra Hindley:
_Frank enough. [Inhales cigarette slowly] The police have been to see me. Brady's talked to the press about the other bodies. I'm saying, that i'm going to give a full confessional to all five murders.

Lord Longford:
What other bodies?

Myra Hindley:
Pauline Reade. And the Bennet boy. He hasn't given them any details yet, but he says he knows where they're buried, and before he grabs the initiative i'm going to come clean and tell the prison "I know".

Lord Longford:
but you know nothing about the bodies you've told me as much yourself.

Myra Hindley:
[Stares blankly]

Lord Longford:
What are you saying?

Myra Hindley:
I'm saying, that i'm going to make a confessional to all five murders.

Lord Longford:
Dear girl... I asked you specifically if there was anything that you hadn't told me. I've staked my name on this, my reputation.

Myra Hindley:
I know. And i'd perfectly understand if you never wanted to see me again. It's what my new solicitor suggested anyway.

Lord Longford:
Your new solicitor...?

Myra Hindley:
He feels, and if i'm honest i'd agree with him, that the campaign you have conducted on my behalf has hurt me, more than helped me, and that we should make this our last meeting.I see...

Lord Longford:
I see... if that's what he feels... that you feel. [Looks down]

Myra Hindley:
[pause] Goodbye Frank. [Walks off]

Lord Longford:
[Sits for a bit, and then apprehensively walks towards the door]