Myra Hindley drove Ian Brady around Manchester on a rehearsal for the murders, as he tooks these photos of children

        “Brady was selling photographs of children to make money at this time –

         I believe Savile could have been one of his customers”          Erica Gregory

 “I believe they went to the BBC studio regularly to make a fuss and try to get in with Savile.“Alongside David Smith, Brady was selling photographs of children to make money at this time – I believe Savile could have been one of his customers.

“It is well known that Savile visited them both inside. I believe they were in a ring of some sort.”

It doesn’t stop there, though.

In 2014, Dan Davies noted that Savile chillingly replied “I am the Myra Hindley story” when asked on his opinion of it.

And Gregory believes that Savile continued to communicate with the killers after their incarceration – visiting them and using songs played on the radio to transmit coded messages.

“Savile could have been using his radio for secret messages,” she said.

“Brady used music in tapes and songs that he stated reminded him of the Moors.

“And Savile knew that if he played a song at a certain time then those listening would get the message.”

Brady – who passed away last month – was responsible for the brutal murder of five children in and around Greater Manchester alongside serial killer lover Myra Hindley in the 1960s.

The twisted 79-year-old never revealed the location of Keith Bennett’s body – despite desperate appeals from the 12-year-old’s mum Winnie Johnson, who died in 2012.

Before his death, Brady had been incarcerated at Ashworth Hospital since 1985 while Hindley died in 2002 after 35 years behind bars.