The 74-year-old is due to attend a mental health tribunal on Monday regarding his application to be transferred to a Scottish prison and be allowed to die. Proceedings at the high security Ashworth hospital are expected to be relayed to Manchester's Civil Justice Centre.
It is not yet known if the hearing will be delayed as a result of his hospitalisation. Nelson said the tribunal "was obviously very important". He added: "We are waiting for a decision. We hope it's not going to be affected."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jul/03/moors-murderer-ian-brady-seizure
His solicitor doesn't seem to think it's too serious, though.
Moors murderer Ian Brady has been discharged from a general hospital and has returned to Ashworth high security psychiatric hospital, a spokeswoman for Ashworth said.
more at link aboveMoors Murderer Ian Brady's mental health tribunal scheduled for Monday has been adjourned because he is too ill to attend, a judge has ruled.
Judge Robert Atherton accepted Brady - thought to have had a seizure this week - was too unwell. No new date was set.
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Judge Atherton said that while his condition was not life-threatening, it was serious enough to "preclude his attendance and proper participation in the hearing."
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Then there's this:Over the past 25 years Alan Keightley has met Ian Brady countless times and become his most intimate confidant. But he will never forget his first audience with the Moors Murderer, at the Ashworth top-security hospital on Merseyside.
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For a few moments Brady fixed his cold black eyes on the palpably nervous Dr Keightley, whom he had invited to the hospital after the exchange of many letters about philosophy and the nature of evil.
Then, at last, he spoke.
‘How many instruments of murder do you suppose there are in this room?’ Brady inquired in his laconic Glaswegian brogue, casting his gaze over the few objects on view: teaspoons, mugs, and table. Then he rocked back and awaited a response.
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much more at link aboveBrady, he says, has also confided many explosive secrets in him — including the extraordinary claim that he murdered at least three more unknown victims.
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much more at link aboveThe dying mother of one of the Moors murder victims has made a final plea to killer Ian Brady to tell her where her son is buried.
Winnie Johnson, 79, who has bowel cancer and fears she may not have much longer to live, wants the prisoner to end her 48-year hell over Keith Bennett.
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In her letter to the killer, she pleads: “If you have got it in your heart to tell me where Keith is, it would end the trouble I have had for 47 years.
“I would like him found and buried before anything happens to me, because I am not getting any younger. He belongs to Manchester and everyone in Manchester wants him found.”
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On [Keith's brother Alan's] website Searching For Keith, he said he had met Greater Manchester Police twice in January this year and passed on new information he had been given, hoping they would search the Moors again this summer. But he was told in May they had no current plans.
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more at the linkMoors murderer Ian Brady has given details where the body of one of his victims is buried, police said tonight.
The body of 12-year-old victim Keith Bennett has never been found, tormenting his frail mum Winnie Johnson who is battling cancer in a hospice.
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Tonight a 49-year-old woman was arrested in South Wales on suspicion of preventing the burial of a body without lawful exercise.
Greater Manchester Police added that she remains in police custody for questioning.
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