Interview with Ian Brady’s former Psychiatrist Professor Jeremy Coid | Uncut
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2022
- Professor Jeremy Coid first met Moors Murderer Ian Brady at Ashworth High Security Psychiatric Hospital in Merseyside on Saturday 1st March 2003. They had mulitple conversations about life, crime and the Moors Murders case.
For the 2018 documentary film 'Ian Brady: From Method to Madness', award-winning filmmaker Thomas Gardner traveled to London where he was granted an interview with Professor Coid to speak about Brady at length.
At the time the interview was conducted, the Moors Murders case was a big talking point in the British media as Ian Brady had only just died of natural causes.
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Directed by - Thomas Gardner - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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What an interesting interview with such an intelligent man. Excellent questions from the interviewer too. Honestly I could have watched hours of this.
Thank you for your kind words, Zoe. It was an absolute pleasure interviewing Jeremy in London and we had a great discussion both on and off camera too!
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@NatureSelector405,
You mean you need H..e..l..p ! 😂
Male behaviour is different to women. Brady dominated Myra.
My daughter is a mental health nurse and said this is professionally very interesting to listen too.
A proper interview with a real expert. No pretense. Just facts .
Thank you
Great interview. I could have watched this man speak all day, articulate and intelligent as he is.
Brilliant interview from a former colleague. Thanks for uploading the full version.
Well said my daughter a mental health nurse thought this a professionally very interesting and useful to mental health profession.
What insight into a murderer, just shows you that Brady was a complete monster and so was Hindley. I just hope one day they find Keith so that finally he can be laid to rest with his mother. RIP Keith! x
Oh my god
I don’t even know where to begin with you
I love Ian
@@rogreen2181 seriously, stop. do not mention god with your words, or love, you are beneath us, and i will waste no more words on you. I hope they find Keith too Rachael, god be with him, and us all.
@@michaelmcmillan6506 What kind of "God" would allow that to happen to those poor defenceless children?
It was not god that did this , Evil is the absence of God , not the definition of God , those poor children were made by God and loved by him, do not mistake or be fooled to think the actions of the wicked ever define him or them, the good pray for the hurt and the injured and the lost , pray for them with God for the shepherd always guards even those predated , the holy spirit was there to comfort the families and friends even if we cannot understand why free will allowed such terror, they never were alone and if we pray together we can build a better world, that is what we must stand by
@@michaelmcmillan9704 Made by God, loved by him, but this God is all powerful, all knowing, these children probably prayed to this God, he allowed then to have their lives destroyed and did nothing to stop it. This leads to two possibilities, either your God is a sick twisted psychopathic megalomaniac, or he doesn't exist.
Really excellent interview, thanks so much for posting. Im curious as to why he wouldn't comment on the Winnie Johnson letters. I think what you're asking there is regarding something Ive wondered about regarding the case. When Brady was asked by Colin Wilson if he had any regret for the killings, he said "my regret is axiomatic and painfully, painfully deep". This is a very strange statement coming from a psychopath. It makes one think about the nature of psychopathy and if even psychopaths can experience regret concerning crimes of this magnitude of horror. This quote by the way can be found in Colin Wilson's introduction to Brady's book 'The Gates of Janus'.
maybe his regret may not be the regret of a "normal" person....
@@am5790 Or a wrong, abnormal thing to regret.
@@am5790 Yes very true
Did you mean axiomatic*?
Possibly his regret was that he got caught, or his trying to involve David Smith?
@@KatMusic2009 Yes, spelling error, thank you.
Excellent clear and critical analysis of very dangerously sick people, brilliant professional man.
Absolutely brilliant!
The questions you asked were so good, I can't think of one that I wouldn't have wanted to ask myself.
Thanks for sharing this 👌🏼
Loved this interview: interesting, captivating, honest and straight to the point. I agree, I could have watched for longer. Fantastic-great job.
Very interesting. I've wanted something with this depth about this person
Beautiful interview!
Very interesting interview. Could have listened to a lot more!
Brilliant interview
Brilliant interview.
Loved the approach you took to this interview 👍 👏 👌
Great interview
Excellent interview!
Wonderful with no stuttering,no er,hem and "You knows"!
Excellent.
Why don't they have this psychiatrist on Documentaries instead of Wilson for examp!e.
Its always difficult to msintain a superior intellect when you're spending life in jail and the rest of us aren't.
What an intelligent and eloquent interview, fascinating 🧐
It's very interesting that Scotland, a country with a tiny population, produced so many serial killers in the 20th century. Apart from Brady there was Denis Nilsen, Peter Tobin, Robert Black, Angus Sinclair, Peter Manuel, Bible John and probably now Andrew Hunter. I suspect that in a lot of those cases, the brutal poverty and violence that was all too common back then in places like Glasgow were a major factor in pulling the trigger on what was probably already a loaded gun, genetically.
Typical of a psychopath we are told about in psychiatric nursing. He has all the land marking. That frightening look, coldness and self-centered
My daughter is a nurse in your sphere and agrees a very good interview from a senior in the field.
Did u used to have a documentary on your channel about Ian Brady? It was really excellent, but I can't seem to find it
I did indeed! However due to licensing issues with some of the archive footage I had to take it down. I am planning a new documentary on another English serial killer very soon!
@@tomdgardner96 That's such a shame, I remember watching it a while ago and it was so good it really stayed with me. Maybe you could edit some of the archive footage out?
"Aint gonna be no answer!" - double negative! There will be an answer.
It was said verbatim from an actual quote. I realised the double negative but did not like altering actual text.
Fascinating and very informative interview. I was riveted. However, I don’t quite understand how Brady could have been ‘in love’ with Hindley if he was such a narcissist.
Nearly 21 years since that moment i was eight now am 29
He was born and grew up in Glasgow. Interesting... I always thought he was from England. Myra Hindley was from England.
Myra Hindley was just as evil imo.
Is this a full documentary or part of one?
This is part of a documentary that I had made which was 43 minutes long. It was originally on TH-cam, however it was removed due to some licensing issues regarding archive footage.
@@tomdgardner96 Ok thanks
No problem!
This is in 2003 long time ago.
In a thin glass.
I think people like brady am basically just born like it its quite rare id say but thats the top and bottom of it
Well tommorow's the weekend
My food tasted nice
you do realise that this is not a psychiatrist., he is pretending.😂
IB needed the Rope. What a waste of taxpayers money to keep him alive !
Unfortunately CP was no longer used.
Too easy
It's no deterrent for people like him. Their relationship with reality is tenuous. If you're a psychopath, your ability to feel any kind of fear is limited
@th,
Not a deterrent but certainly saves taxpayers money.
The taxpayers have kept him alive all this time and for what ?
I’m glad he can admit he’s privileged to have met Ian. Extraordinary humans like Ian are a rare gem from an intellectual study perspective and besides I would love to meet him in the flesh for personal reasons. Ian is a rare amazing unusual godly human being and I feel privileged to have met him in spirit. I wish I’d met him whilst alive. If I even allow myself to imagine being face to face, rather than having him show up and look out of my eyes spirit medium style, I get butterflies and so giddy I can’t control myself
This interview was from a documentary I had made about Ian before he died and I was fortunate enough to have 2 handwritten letters from Ian himself 11 months before his passing.
he murdered and raped children ...what the heck
@@tomdgardner96 holy moly you got a reply from Ian oh please do tell me more I collect information and he’s so fascinating
Are you willing to discuss more?
There’s nothing much to be completely honest. When I wrote to him he was nearing the end of his life so nothing much was really said. He was aware I was making a documentary about him and wished me luck with it, apart from that the correspondence ended around 4 months before his death.
@@tomdgardner96 why reply back to her, have you read her words, talking of loving that psychopath and calling him holy...we can all have an interest here, in trying to get that lost boy back with family, perhaps the understanding of others comes in to play here.
I believe Ian felt remorse he wouldn’t show
I also believe his sadness shows on his mugshot, it’s so obvious if you look at his eyes
He's a sadistic psychopath he's mainly a psychopath but also has narcissistic and sociopathic traits.
That's not what most people see in his eyes. The expression on his face in the mugshot photo is of cold-blooded defiance.
He looks like Salad Fingers in the mugshot tbh
@Rio Green,
The only thing he felt sorry for was that he was caught !
Psychopaths have no empathy and certainly no remorse. Their brains are wired that way and that is the reason that they can never,ever be cured this rehabilitated.
He and Myra would have killed you. They were serial killers.
I literally am in love with Ian and I can assure you he wasn’t a complete psychopath and there is no evidence that he tortured anybody, nor did he necessarily imply that he scared anybody to death. You could imply that anything was implied when the wording used to imply something is vague and he was a schizophrenic so he could have been speaking in code half the time and implying god knows what
RIP his victims... may god be with them all. Ian has his place I am sure, but it is not in a place of love. you are sick
It wasn't cause he's schizophrenic its because he is has sociopathic traits and narcissistic traits along with psychopathy that's what Ian brady seems to suffer the most from all these is psychopathy
Are you on crack ?
Wow you are actually admitting to love a psychopath who raped, tortured and murdered children. Lesley Ann Downey was 10 years old and her torture by Brady and Hindley was recorded on tape and used in evidence at the trial, Edward Evans was butchered with an axe by Brady in front of 2 witnesses, and you say he wasn’t a complete psychopath, you are clearly disturbed, and have obviously no understanding of the characteristics of a psychopath.
That was ten year old Lesley Ann Downey.
Very interesting. Thanks.