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Public urged to stay away from Hindley funeral

British police are urging to the public to stay away from the funeral of Myra Hindley.

Public urged to stay away from Hindley funeral

Wed, 20 Nov, 2002 - 11:06

British police are urging to the public to stay away from the funeral of Myra Hindley.

Security is expected to be tight at Cambridge Crematorium, where preparations are underway for a private funeral at 7.30pm.

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