Editing Ian Brady (section)

==Life Behind Bars==
<p align="justify" data-iceapc="1" data-iceapw="75">Brady spent 19 years in a mainstream prison before he was declared mentally disordered in 1985 and sent to a mental hospital. Since September 1999, he has been force-fed after going on a hunger strike after the High Court refused him the right to starve himself to death.</p>

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<p align="justify" data-iceapc="1" data-iceapw="70">In early 2006, various newspapers reported that Brady was hospitalised and doesn't have much longer to live. He is, however, still alive at present, and currently being held at Ashworth Hospital in Liverpool.He has had to be force-fed since going on hunger strike in September 1999, after the High Court refused him the right to starve himself to death.</p>

<p align="justify" data-iceapc="1" data-iceapw="70">In early 2006, various newspapers reported that Brady was hospitalised and doesn't have much longer to live. He is, however, still alive at present, and currently being held at Ashworth Hospital in Liverpool, having been legally classed as criminally insane, where he will likely remain until his death.</p>

<p align="justify" data-iceapc="1" data-iceapw="70">Unlike Hindley Brady has repeatedly said he does not wish to be released and also wishes to end his life, though he is (somewhat ironically) the only survivor of the two after Hindley's death in November 2002.</p>

On May 15th, 2017 Ian Brady died in prison from complications from lung cancer. His body was cremated and scattered at sea, without any ceremony.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-41855180</ref>