Moors victim's family demand police open Brady and Hindley files

More than 50 years after he was abuducted by the Moors Murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. the brother of Keith Bennett has given his first and only television interview to Granada Reports.

He talks of his hopes of finding Keith's final resting place despite the passage of time, and of the recent evidence he believes could lead to the grave.

Greater Manchester Police say they don't believe that evidence contains any new information.

Our correspondent Ashley Derricott has this exclusive interview:

Alan Bennett, the brother of 12-year-old Moors victim Keith, believes that previous police searches missed areas where he suspects Keith's remains are hidden.

In an exclusive interview for ITV News Granada Reports, Alan maintained that access to the evidence may provide new clues.