Little innocent Keith Bennet in NHS glasses was led off by Ian Brady 'like a lamb to the slaughter'

Keith Bennett lived in a red-brick, end of terrace in Manchester. Until recently, there was a poignant reminder of the little boy; it was a wall with goalposts painted on it by him, which has been knocked down.

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