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Actress Tina Malone leaves the High Court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media. Stock Photo

RMRYC8FM–Actress Tina Malone leaves the High Court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media.

Looking up at the Massachusetts Statehouse on Beacon Hill in Boston Stock Photo

RMB3W29W–Looking up at the Massachusetts Statehouse on Beacon Hill in Boston

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RMRYC8KD–Actress Tina Malone leaves the High Court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media.

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RMRYC8FN–Actress Tina Malone leaves the High Court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media.

Denise Fergus, the mother of James Bulger leaves the Old Bailey, in central London, following Jon Venables's appearance by videolink to enter pleas to charges of downloading and distributing indecent images of children. Stock Photo

RMGCM384–Denise Fergus, the mother of James Bulger leaves the Old Bailey, in central London, following Jon Venables's appearance by videolink to enter pleas to charges of downloading and distributing indecent images of children.

Massachusetts State House on Beacon Street in Boston Stock Photo

RMCX027C–Massachusetts State House on Beacon Street in Boston

Jon Venables parole hearing. Jimmy Bulger the Uncle of James Bulger arrives at Liverpool Crown Court, Liverpool. Stock Photo

RMG65811–Jon Venables parole hearing. Jimmy Bulger the Uncle of James Bulger arrives at Liverpool Crown Court, Liverpool.

RMRYC8FK–Actress Tina Malone leaves the High Court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media.

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RMRYC8KC–Actress Tina Malone leaves the High Court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media.

RMGCM385–Denise Fergus, the mother of James Bulger leaves the Old Bailey, in central London, following Jon Venables's appearance by videolink to enter pleas to charges of downloading and distributing indecent images of children.

(Left - right) spokesman Chris Johnson, Stuart Fergus and Denise Fergus, the mother of James Bulger leave the Old Bailey, in central London, following Jon Venables's appearance by videolink to enter pleas to charges of downloading and distributing indecent images of children. Stock Photo

RMGCM386–(Left - right) spokesman Chris Johnson, Stuart Fergus and Denise Fergus, the mother of James Bulger leave the Old Bailey, in central London, following Jon Venables's appearance by videolink to enter pleas to charges of downloading and distributing indecent images of children.

Denise Fergus, the mother of murdered toddler James Bulger, outside the Old Bailey in London, after one of his killers, Jon Venables, has been jailed at the Old Bailey for 40 months after he admitted having more than a thousand indecent images of children and a child abuse manual. Stock Photo

RMM2H652–Denise Fergus, the mother of murdered toddler James Bulger, outside the Old Bailey in London, after one of his killers, Jon Venables, has been jailed at the Old Bailey for 40 months after he admitted having more than a thousand indecent images of children and a child abuse manual.

Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, arrives at Liverpool Crown Court to make a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board. Stock Photo

RMG4CRDM–Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, arrives at Liverpool Crown Court to make a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

RMG4CRDN–Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, arrives at Liverpool Crown Court to make a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, outside at Liverpool Crown Court, where a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board was made on his behalf. Stock Photo

RMG4CREG–Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, outside at Liverpool Crown Court, where a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board was made on his behalf.

(Left - right) solicitor Robin Makin, Jimmy Bulger and Ralph Bulger, the uncle of father of James Bulger, arrive at Liverpool Crown Court to make a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board. Stock Photo

RMG4CRDR–(Left - right) solicitor Robin Makin, Jimmy Bulger and Ralph Bulger, the uncle of father of James Bulger, arrive at Liverpool Crown Court to make a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

Solicitor Robin Makin read a statement to the media as Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, looks on outside Liverpool Crown Court as they made a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board. Stock Photo

RMG4CRED–Solicitor Robin Makin read a statement to the media as Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, looks on outside Liverpool Crown Court as they made a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

RMG4CREP–Solicitor Robin Makin read a statement to the media as Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, looks on outside Liverpool Crown Court as they made a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

RMG4CREF–Solicitor Robin Makin read a statement to the media as Ralph Bulger, the father of James Bulger, looks on outside Liverpool Crown Court as they made a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

Solicitor Robin Makin read a statement to the media as Ralph Bulger (right), the father of James Bulger, looks on outside Liverpool Crown Court as they made a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board. Stock Photo

RMG4CREJ–Solicitor Robin Makin read a statement to the media as Ralph Bulger (right), the father of James Bulger, looks on outside Liverpool Crown Court as they made a victim personal statement to Jon Venables' parole board.

Spencer Payne, 44, who falsely accused his neighbour of being one of James Bulger's killers arrives at Colchester Magistrates Court in Essex. Stock Photo

RMG4T9Y2–Spencer Payne, 44, who falsely accused his neighbour of being one of James Bulger's killers arrives at Colchester Magistrates Court in Essex.

RMG4T9Y3–Spencer Payne, 44, who falsely accused his neighbour of being one of James Bulger's killers arrives at Colchester Magistrates Court in Essex.

RMRYC8KX–Actress Tina Malone leaves the High court in London where she avoided jail after she admitted breaching an injunction protecting the identity of James Bulger killer Jon Venables by sharing a post on social media.

James Bulger - Tenth Anniversary of Death Stock Photo

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RMGC74N9–JAMES BULGER - COURT CASE

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RMGCM382–Jon Venables court case

AN ARTISTS IMPRESSION OF THE TWO BOYS ACCUSED OF THE MURDER OF LIVERPOOL TODDLER JAMES BULGER AT PRESTON CROWN COURT. Stock Photo

RMGC74PY–AN ARTISTS IMPRESSION OF THE TWO BOYS ACCUSED OF THE MURDER OF LIVERPOOL TODDLER JAMES BULGER AT PRESTON CROWN COURT.

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Jimmy Bulger, uncle of murdered toddler James Bulger leaving the High Court, central London. Ralph Bulger, Jimmy's brother failed in his Stock Photo

RMG59G8B–Jimmy Bulger, uncle of murdered toddler James Bulger leaving the High Court, central London. Ralph Bulger, Jimmy's brother failed in his

RALPH BULGER (CENTRE), FATHER OF MURDERED LIVERPOOL TODLER JAMES BULGER ARRIVES AT PRESTON CROWN COURT TODAY. Stock Photo

RMGC74NW–RALPH BULGER (CENTRE), FATHER OF MURDERED LIVERPOOL TODLER JAMES BULGER ARRIVES AT PRESTON CROWN COURT TODAY.

Denise Fergus, mother of murdered toddler James Bulger, with her husband Stuart, as she leaves the the High Court in London. *The Lord Chief Justice Lord Woolf cut the minimum sentences to be served by the child killers of toddler James Bulger and effectively granted them their freedom early next year subject to a Parole Board decision. Robert Thompson and Jon Venables were ordered to be detained at Her Majesty's Pleasure at Preston Crown Court in November 1993 for murdering James in February of that year. Stock Photo

RMG55MHC–Denise Fergus, mother of murdered toddler James Bulger, with her husband Stuart, as she leaves the the High Court in London. *The Lord Chief Justice Lord Woolf cut the minimum sentences to be served by the child killers of toddler James Bulger and effectively granted them their freedom early next year subject to a Parole Board decision. Robert Thompson and Jon Venables were ordered to be detained at Her Majesty's Pleasure at Preston Crown Court in November 1993 for murdering James in February of that year.

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Denise Fergus, the mother of murdered toddler James Bulger arrives with her husband Stuart at the Law Courts in London to hear the Lord Chief Justice's ruling on the minimum sentences to be served by his killers, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. * Thompson & Venables now 18, could be released as soon as February 2001 if Lord Woolf sets a tariff of eight years.Denise Fergus walked in through a scrum of photographers accompanied by her husband, Stuart Fergus, without speaking. Stock Photo

RMG55MF3–Denise Fergus, the mother of murdered toddler James Bulger arrives with her husband Stuart at the Law Courts in London to hear the Lord Chief Justice's ruling on the minimum sentences to be served by his killers, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. * Thompson & Venables now 18, could be released as soon as February 2001 if Lord Woolf sets a tariff of eight years.Denise Fergus walked in through a scrum of photographers accompanied by her husband, Stuart Fergus, without speaking.

Denise Fergus, the mother of murdered toddler James Bulger, arriving with her husband Stuart (left) at the Law Courts, in London, to hear the Lord Chief Justice's ruling on the minimum sentences to be served by his killers Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. * Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, now aged 18, could be released as soon as February 2001 if Lord Woolf sets a tariff of eight years. Denise Fergus walked in through a scrum of photographers accompanied by her husband, Stuart Fergus, without speaking. Stock Photo

RMG55MF2–Denise Fergus, the mother of murdered toddler James Bulger, arriving with her husband Stuart (left) at the Law Courts, in London, to hear the Lord Chief Justice's ruling on the minimum sentences to be served by his killers Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. * Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, now aged 18, could be released as soon as February 2001 if Lord Woolf sets a tariff of eight years. Denise Fergus walked in through a scrum of photographers accompanied by her husband, Stuart Fergus, without speaking.

A CIVIL SERVICE PICKET STAND OUTSIDE THE ENTRANCE TO PRESTON CROWN COURT AS THE PUBLIC QUEUE FOR THE GALLERY IN THE JAMES BULGER MURDER TRIAL. Stock Photo

RMGC74XA–A CIVIL SERVICE PICKET STAND OUTSIDE THE ENTRANCE TO PRESTON CROWN COURT AS THE PUBLIC QUEUE FOR THE GALLERY IN THE JAMES BULGER MURDER TRIAL.

Jimmy Bulger, uncle of murdered toddler James Bulger, outside the High Court in London. Mr Bulger's brother, Ralph, is attempting to overturn a decision of the Lord Chief Justice. * which effectively ended the tariff for the minimum sentences Robert Thompson and Jon Venables must serve for the murder which shocked a nation. Lawyers for Ralph Bulger, the murdered boy's father, claim Thompson has been involved in two violent incidents while in detention. Jimmy Bulger identified the mutilated body of the dead child. Stock Photo

RMG59FMA–Jimmy Bulger, uncle of murdered toddler James Bulger, outside the High Court in London. Mr Bulger's brother, Ralph, is attempting to overturn a decision of the Lord Chief Justice. * which effectively ended the tariff for the minimum sentences Robert Thompson and Jon Venables must serve for the murder which shocked a nation. Lawyers for Ralph Bulger, the murdered boy's father, claim Thompson has been involved in two violent incidents while in detention. Jimmy Bulger identified the mutilated body of the dead child.

Ralph Bulger, father of murdered Liverpool toddler James Bulger at a press conference at his solicitor Robin Makin's office in Liverpool where he gave his reaction to the European Court of Human rights's ruling that his sons killers did not receive a fair trial. Stock Photo

RMG4W113–Ralph Bulger, father of murdered Liverpool toddler James Bulger at a press conference at his solicitor Robin Makin's office in Liverpool where he gave his reaction to the European Court of Human rights's ruling that his sons killers did not receive a fair trial.

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RMG4CREE–Jon Venables parole board

Jon Venables's lawyer John Dickenson outside the High Court in London, after the judgement of Lord Chief Justice Lord Woolf, who cut the minimum sentences to be served by the child killers of toddler James Bulger. * ..and effectively granted them their freedom early 2001 subject to a Parole Board decision. Robert Thompson and Jon Venables were ordered to be detained at Her Majesty's Pleasure at Preston Crown Court in November 1993 for murdering James in February of that year. Stock Photo

RMG55MHP–Jon Venables's lawyer John Dickenson outside the High Court in London, after the judgement of Lord Chief Justice Lord Woolf, who cut the minimum sentences to be served by the child killers of toddler James Bulger. * ..and effectively granted them their freedom early 2001 subject to a Parole Board decision. Robert Thompson and Jon Venables were ordered to be detained at Her Majesty's Pleasure at Preston Crown Court in November 1993 for murdering James in February of that year.

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JAMES BULGER MURDER TRIAL; PSYCHOLOGIST ELLEN VIZARD ARRIVES AT PRESTON CROWN COURT BEFORE GIVING EVIDENCE. Stock Photo

RMGC7EKR–JAMES BULGER MURDER TRIAL; PSYCHOLOGIST ELLEN VIZARD ARRIVES AT PRESTON CROWN COURT BEFORE GIVING EVIDENCE.

Solicitor Robin Makin, representing the murdered toddler James Bulger's father Ralph Bulger speaks outside the High Court in London. The father of James Bulger is asking the High Court to block the release of his son's killers. *... Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, now both 18, hope to win parole after Lord Woolf said 'neither has shown any aggression or propensity for violence during his period of detention'. Robin Makin, said the senior judge was 'plainly wrong and the whole case must now be reconsidered'. Stock Photo

RMG59F8H–Solicitor Robin Makin, representing the murdered toddler James Bulger's father Ralph Bulger speaks outside the High Court in London. The father of James Bulger is asking the High Court to block the release of his son's killers. *... Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, now both 18, hope to win parole after Lord Woolf said 'neither has shown any aggression or propensity for violence during his period of detention'. Robin Makin, said the senior judge was 'plainly wrong and the whole case must now be reconsidered'.

RMG59F8J–Solicitor Robin Makin, representing the murdered toddler James Bulger's father Ralph Bulger speaks outside the High Court in London. The father of James Bulger is asking the High Court to block the release of his son's killers. *... Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, now both 18, hope to win parole after Lord Woolf said 'neither has shown any aggression or propensity for violence during his period of detention'. Robin Makin, said the senior judge was 'plainly wrong and the whole case must now be reconsidered'.

RMG59FGN–Jimmy Bulger, uncle of murdered toddler James Bulger, outside the High Court in London. *...Mr Bulger's brother, Ralph, is attempting to overturn a decision of the Lord Chief Justice, which effectively ended the tariff for the minimum sentences Robert Thompson and Jon Venables must serve for the murder which shocked a nation. Lawyers for Ralph Bulger, the murdered boy's father, claim Thompson has been involved in two violent incidents while in detention. Jimmy Bulger identified the mutilated body of the dead child.

RMG65812–Jon Venables parole hearing

RMGC74N2–JAMES BULGER INQUEST

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Jimmy Bulger High Court Lonodn Stock Photo

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A MAN IS RESTRAINED BY POLICE AS THE VAN CARRYING THE TWO TEN-YEAR-OLDS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF JAMES BULGER LEAVES SOUTH SEFTON MAGISTRATES COURT. . Stock Photo

RMGC74JK–A MAN IS RESTRAINED BY POLICE AS THE VAN CARRYING THE TWO TEN-YEAR-OLDS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF JAMES BULGER LEAVES SOUTH SEFTON MAGISTRATES COURT. .

ANGUISH SHOWS ON THE FACE OF A YOUNG WOMAN BEHIND POLICE BARRIERS AS THE CONVOY CARRYING THE TWO-TEN-YEAR OLDS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF JAMES BULGER LEAVES SOUTH SEFTON MAGISTRATES COURT. 3/4 OF PEOPLE GASPING BEHIND THE BLUE LINE AS THE VAN PASSES BY. Stock Photo

RMGC74JE–ANGUISH SHOWS ON THE FACE OF A YOUNG WOMAN BEHIND POLICE BARRIERS AS THE CONVOY CARRYING THE TWO-TEN-YEAR OLDS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF JAMES BULGER LEAVES SOUTH SEFTON MAGISTRATES COURT. 3/4 OF PEOPLE GASPING BEHIND THE BLUE LINE AS THE VAN PASSES BY.

JAMES BULGER TRIAL PHIL RYDEARD Stock Photo

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DENISE BULGER, MOTHER OF JAMES Stock Photo

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Library filer dated 27.1.94, of Denise and Ralph Bulger in front of a portrait of their murdered son, James, at their Liverpool home.The European Court of Human Rights will deliver its verdict later, Thursday December 16, 1999 on whether his killers had a fair trial. Lawyers for Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, 11 at the time of the trial, claim the adult court venue, and publicity surrounding the hearing, blighted the youngsters' 1993 trial, breaching their rights. PA photo. See PA story LEGAL Bulger. Stock Photo

RM2D30HJP–Library filer dated 27.1.94, of Denise and Ralph Bulger in front of a portrait of their murdered son, James, at their Liverpool home.The European Court of Human Rights will deliver its verdict later, Thursday December 16, 1999 on whether his killers had a fair trial. Lawyers for Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, 11 at the time of the trial, claim the adult court venue, and publicity surrounding the hearing, blighted the youngsters' 1993 trial, breaching their rights. PA photo. See PA story LEGAL Bulger.