Kidnapping, torture and murder of a 2 year old? No one who does that to a child can ever be rehabilitated. RIP James

@ScottNapolitan

9 ай бұрын

No kidding. And now that they're adults, to think they could possibly do the same thing to another innocent child!

@joshkaleb712

9 ай бұрын

Not defending anyone, but according to new, Thompson hasn’t done other crimes after his release

@KanyesBreasts4

8 ай бұрын

Well Thompson has been rehabilitated. Its been 30 years and he's never reoffended. Looks like you're wrong

@hummens44

7 ай бұрын

You don't know what you're talking about

@victoria180

7 ай бұрын

Not true

I don't think those people deserve to live outside a jail cell. They need to be held accountable FOREVER. James didn't get to hit any mile stones, neither should they!

The strength this mother must have had to have all these years since losing her little boy is admirable , this tragedy is enough to break any parent.

@johirsty7392

7 ай бұрын

I read her book and it was too much for me as a bystander, I can't say enough how much I respect Denise, she is an amazing woman who still believed in love after what happened, and I'm so glad she found love, she honours James every day in my book. So much respect for this woman ❤️

@Boilingfrogg

6 ай бұрын

And James father

@KanyesBreasts4

6 ай бұрын

​@corroded67 Exactly. Everyone forgets about his dad. Denise immediately got pregnant after losing James and has remarried and had more kids with no issues. She didn't attend court and doesnt know the details of what happened to James She seems to have coped very well. Where as Ralph self medicated with alcohol for years, spent all his life since as a very angry and bitter man, feels he's had no closure and cannot move on from it. He attended court and knows exactly what happened to his son. We should consider his father more.

@Boilingfrogg

6 ай бұрын

@@KanyesBreasts4 I'm sure she's had her moments of grief but like you said James dad seems to be constantly out the picture and the focus seems to be more on the mother and even her new husband. It's very rare you see Ralph buldger on TV. The poor guy I can't imagine the constant pain he must feel in his life.

@KanyesBreasts4

6 ай бұрын

@@Boilingfrogg Yep. She seems to enjoy the TV appearances and shows no signs of upset at all when talking about James. I've never seen her get tearful or emotional while talking about James. Never. And I've seen a lot of interviews and documentaries about her. I've seen Ralph do the occasional interview and you can FEEL his anger, he gets upset and I've seen him cry in one documentary I saw him in. He had to walk away from the camera because he can't talk about James without getting upset. His brother who identified James' body has also suffered greatly. Everyone has, even the lads who found James' body have not coped with what they saw and self medicated and one of them is dead now from an overdose I believe. Everyone struggles with the loss other than Denise it seems.

His little face 😢This will always stay with me. Rip little James ❤❤

May God comfort this mother, this family 😢 May justice be done

@KanyesBreasts4

6 ай бұрын

And his father?

Jon Venables is repeatedly offending and should never have been released. His in the news yet again and needs a life sentence..

@Kim-le4yw

7 ай бұрын

I read that Venebles himself said from the very beginning that he knew he'd reoffend and didn't want to be released..

I'm sure she will never read this but hearing about what happened to her boy made me feel physical pain, and every time I think of it I get a pang. James's plight has touched so many and we share the outrage with you stay strong ❤

@starlight8290

9 ай бұрын

Same here I don't know what to do can't stop thinking of this poor boy ❤

@starlight8290

9 ай бұрын

I can't stop crying wish I could save him

@Pauly421

9 ай бұрын

@@starlight8290Me too 😭

@Mandaxx25

8 ай бұрын

It affected us all so deeply. I was 8 when it happened and I've never forgotten about wee James ❤

Some crimes are so horrible that there is no coming back from. This is one of them. They should have been executed. They KNEW what they were doing. They tried to HIDE the murder by putting the body on train tracks.

Denise is an example of living through complete darkness and heartbreak. I dont know how she has coped, so many would have fallen. She is a testament to human love and resilience. Her children have a great mum X ❤️ So much love to you Denise.

@Boilingfrogg

6 ай бұрын

Don't forget James father

@johirsty7392

6 ай бұрын

@@Boilingfrogg I've made comment to James' father on other videos, this was focused primarily on Denise but yes of course Ralph Bulger, I feel for both parents they both suffered an unimaginable loss 😔

@Boilingfrogg

6 ай бұрын

@@johirsty7392 OK fair enough thanks for replying. Yes they both suffered the loss of their precious child RIP James 🙏

You are a strong woman Denise. Stay strong. I believe in you and your family ❤

I will never not think of james and cry , i think ever mother stands with james mum i cant imagine her pain its unimaginable

@starlight8290

9 ай бұрын

It's heartbreaking I can't imagine what she goes through. I can't stop thinking about this

@ahill4642

7 ай бұрын

Denise wants us to remember him as alive and happy, not to linger on how he died. If you haven’t read her book consider doing so. I’m reading it right now and it’s a comfort to read, to be honest. ❤️

@djfhfh

7 ай бұрын

@@ahill4642 I dont think I could tbh just some stories are too much

One can only imagine what that poor little boy endured before dying. He must have been so scared! The two boys who did this were clearly born psychotic like the bad seed and/or the good son. I'm nowhere near a doctor, so I don't know if they'd be considered psychopaths or sociopaths. But not that I ever heard about do they have any remorse for what they did, and no 10 year old with a conscience would do this to an innocent toddler. RIP James. You did nothing to deserve this.😭 And my prayers for Denise.🙏

@starlight8290

9 ай бұрын

They need to be locked up forever, how can they protect murders. Its so heartbreaking

@ScottNapolitan

9 ай бұрын

@@starlight8290 It is, you're right, and I could never protect them, especially now that they're adults and still don't seem to have an iota of remorse for what they did. Life without parole is the only justice.

@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn

2 ай бұрын

'Where's Mummy'? 😢 I can't remember being 2, but still

She shouldn’t have to fight. It should be a given !

@ahill4642

7 ай бұрын

Well said. She deserves peace.

They knew exactly what they were doing and also hide it. They deserve death sentence

Bless her , amazing woman , what she went through and is still going through. Beautiful James forever loved ❤

They never even went to prison in the first place, once they where of age they should of went to real prison.

@niamhbuckley9214

12 күн бұрын

I totally agree. Once they were of age they should have been sent to an adult prison

I am reading Denise’s book right now and it is somehow uplifting and comforting. She is an inspiration, and she’s so grateful for the support she received along the way. That she’s moved forward to any degree whatsoever is a miracle, and, again, truly inspirational. ❤️ God bless James’ soul, and all of Denise’s family.

@Melodymonroe924

18 күн бұрын

Me too! Literally in puddles of tears. Especially how she lost a little girl after 😢

My god They should have gotten life in jail WTF

If I could go back in time and do one thing it would be to save that baby from those evil monsters.

@ScottNapolitan

9 ай бұрын

Amen. It would be nice to be able to go back in time and stop a lot of these horrible things from happening. Save Kayla Garcia from Matthew Carrillo, Rayna Gagne from Robert Boettger, Emmaleigh Barringer from Benjamin Taylor, Sofia Rodriguez from Dante Arthurs, etc.

@starlight8290

9 ай бұрын

Same here, I wish I could do that right now

@watermelonineasterhay

8 ай бұрын

But then sadly some other kid would have been on the news. They were twisted and it was bound to happen.

@BlueJWay999

8 ай бұрын

@@watermelonineasterhay sadly true probably. I believe Venables would have gone one to abuse several children had he not been caught. You cant fix evil and they both should have been jailed for life.

Respect to this lady shes wonderful.

James forever younge rip baby boy ❤

Mrs H ...My daughter was only young at the time I was a young mother myself.. I struggled with the murder of James... I tried to say to other's how I felt but a few where concerned in the way the public attacked the prison van they where in ..Saying they where only children...One of them was a dominant one who was & still is a monster...I can't even imagine how Denise & Ralph felt or coped cos it made me utterly sick ... I have to applaud Denise cos she's been so tough and admirable throughout the years cos this would break any parent... I just hope Ralph is being strong..I'm still haunted by James death..I thank God for keeping them going...Rest in peace James..GBNF...❤

I was of the understanding these guys were on a life of probation once released from prison..how can this guy Venables have such a charge as having pictures of children on him even be considered for parole..it is such a travesty of justice all around..

@starlight8290

9 ай бұрын

I don't understand how on earth they decide to let them be free and keep thier identities hidden to protect them, at least tell us who and where they are so we can protect ourselves and kids, and let whatever happen to them happen.

@azpersonal

6 күн бұрын

I don't understand the UK justice system

@azpersonal

6 күн бұрын

@@starlight8290mind boggling

Venables should never be released other wise history will repeat itself rip james

Much respect to Denise and Ralph. RIP James ❤

I don't know how this women has carried on!!This lady has strength.

I was 18 when the news broke that this beautiful baby boy was taken and murdered by 2 child monsters. I will NEVER forget it!!! I didn’t even have children yet and I sobbed for this family, especially Denise and for little James 😢 It’s one of those stories that you know where you were as it broke. Utterly heart wrenching 💔 As a mum now, I don’t know how this Mumma was able to carry on, obviously I know it was so she could fight for justice and carry on for her family and for James. But I will never forget her appeal and her interviews and the cctv and breaking news of little James being found… it’s just heartbreaking 💔

I read her book recently and it's really good and a huge tear jerker. James will always be here

Three decades since the sad heartbreaking story.

“Two strikes and you’re out” sounds reasonable and fair for violent criminals like this.

they had no mercy, so there should have been no mercy to them in a more terrible way than what they inflicted upon a defenseless boy

The UK came face to face with an extreme reality. We can`t go back, but we can go forward. Two boys. Treated compassionately. In the most sickening and extreme circumstances. One responded to that approach. One definitely did not. What now? Well, decades on. They kept him constrained. He can never be safe. Extreme people, extreme questions.

❤ love you Denise amazingly strong woman ❤

30 years later this crime still horrifies those of us who remember it. When we saw this coverage in the U.S. outcries started immediately to overturn law’s protecting youth criminals who commit such heinous acts, that these kids who can premeditate such acts need to be tried as adults. I’d love to see his identity be revealed.

My heart absolutely bleeds for the amazing parents of little James, what an absolutely devastating loss for them, RIP James 🙏🙏🙏

Followed this from the begining, my blessings to the family. A very sad case. R.I.P James.🇨🇦🌹🕊️🌹🕊️

It breaks my heart i remmber it like it was yesterday GBH xx 😢she's a very strong women when someone close too u is taken its a unbelievable pain i understand that too well myself ❤❤❤❤

Very sad for that little boy may he rest in peace 🙏

I'm so sorry for her losing her son because of two 10 year old boys 😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭I will miss him very much

In Victorian era little "Oliver twists" for stealling a loaf of bread faced transportation or even locked up for life.. In little James" case . The 2 knew what they were doing anf received better justice than that poor little baby. Why weren't locked for life when they reached adulthood? As no more cappital punishment .. eg hanging or lethal injection in the Uk These 2 thugs live in prison .. receive food and visits from Family.....Both never showed remorse for their brutal act....

I think the reason the boys were given an 8yrs sentence was because of their ages. I'm not saying it's OK or right but I know from personal experience that at certain ages there are maximum sentences which can be given. I remember the strong reaction of anger people felt. It was just before my 17th birthday. It's stayed with me and I've always thought about Denise over the years.

@thegameksk

8 ай бұрын

And that's the problem. They knew exactly what they were doing regardless of age.

@daniellalucchesi5145

8 ай бұрын

@@thegameksk I agree their sentence should have been longer. It is still a very shocking and sickening murder from 10 yr old boys.

@notsureiL

Ай бұрын

They both received longer sentences. The wonderful EU intervened. The EU found the 15 year sentence cruel.

@daniellalucchesi5145

Ай бұрын

@@notsureiL Ah right I didn't know that.

I think James mom is the best! She’s been so lovely in keeping him in our hearts.

An incredibly strong woman. A horrific event done by two evil evil people no matter what age . Rest in peace James ❤

Oh James 😞

When are we finally going to do what Denise wants??? 😡

The fact the law will protect such vicious demons and release them is diabolical

Simply horrible to anyone's child a young boy even more really disgusting

Riparadise James you sweet angel 💙💙💙💙💙

Is there anything we can do

@ahill4642

7 ай бұрын

You’re a lovely soul for asking. One could buy and read her book, part of the proceeds goes toward James’ trust for helping kids if I understand correctly. And it’s a comforting book.

@starlight8290

7 ай бұрын

@ahill4642 that's a lovely idea will do if it helps. Thanks for replying

💞😥

What's so sad is james was keep getting up everytime they throwing at him,very strong boy rip

This story is so horrible. I am from Poland but that crime is making me sad all the time. A film based on James' case has been made in Poland. I have many problems with understanding a mother. Very strange accent.

@Superstar-rc8sk

Жыл бұрын

it's Scouse accent

@ahill4642

7 ай бұрын

Turn on captions if you can, to understand her. I had a hard time, too.

@nikolamansun3124

5 ай бұрын

Jaki to film?

@Marx1989

5 ай бұрын

@@nikolamansun3124 Plac zabaw z 2016 roku

That pool little boy how he must have cried out for his mum, what made those two boys into monsters and they were also children , little James will never be forgotten.

@Buttercupproductions

Ай бұрын

Robert(Robert Thompson,the other killer),grew up in an extremely toxic and abusive family but I have no idea about Jon.

@joycebaron672

Ай бұрын

@@Buttercupproductions maybe the two boys parents should have stood trial .we owe it to our children to them right from wrong.

sad people

ive been around them sort of people i wud rather keep away from them

Do someone knows what's the accent of the Mother? It dosen't sound like the rest of the Policemens and stuff who comes from Liverpool as well just like her...🤔

@ahill4642

7 ай бұрын

Someone said Scouse

@guillaumegagnon4220

7 ай бұрын

@@ahill4642 Thank you!

@wendykinnear9151

6 ай бұрын

Liverpool Accent!

I’ll be crucified for saying this, but the mother has done rather well out of the matter over the years.

So Roberty thompson, the leader and mastermind, was allowed to escape with a new anonymous identity, but Venables was not? Is it because he reoffended?

@melancholygirl7793

8 ай бұрын

Robert Thompson was definitely not the leader and mastermind.

@GregorSamsa000

8 ай бұрын

@@melancholygirl7793 there are investigative reports claiming that he was? How would you know

@melancholygirl7793

8 ай бұрын

@@GregorSamsa000 It was definitely classism. I don't think youtube will alow me to link anything but you should look into it. Venables by all, reports was very proud for having killed James, he would constantly reveal his identity and get beaten up for it and still does so to this day. Look at their backgrounds, Thompson came from a violently unstable home, well known to the police and social workers, a child raised on violence if you will. Venables' parents were divorced but spent equal time with him. Jon was also jealous that his parents spent more time on his disabled siblings than him. Venables was very violent at school and while Thompson was cheeky, he was mostly a truant (with some petty crimes like stealing). Listen to their voice recordings, Venables goes straight for the waterworks to manipulate while Thompson has flat affect (from being raised in an abusive home) and it takes a little while for him to break down crying. He also comes off as a bit intellectually disabled as he thought that Bulger could be brought back after what they did. It was Venables idea to get a child lost, to kidnap James and lead him away, it was he who went back for James when they released him and also he who refused to give up James when an adult wanted to take him. Look how they turned out, Venables to this day remains proud of killing James and is an abusive, predatory man who keeps getting arrested. Thompson has been successfully rehabilitated and leads a quiet life with his husband and also suffers from ptsd from the event.

@sarahaskham2600

7 ай бұрын

I will always wonder what there parents think ??

@Buttercupproductions

Ай бұрын

Thompson was the ringleader(or atleast assumed to be).

How on earth does a 2yr old get taken without the mother noticing that quickly.

@CicoinTokyo777

7 ай бұрын

Blaming the mom and not the killers? Wow

@MsTinkerbelle87

5 ай бұрын

It was a busy day…

@Willowisp927

5 ай бұрын

@@CicoinTokyo777 How about blaming both and trying to prevent things from happening by taking care closely of your child? Wow

@jamesforrester2478

3 ай бұрын

@@Willowisp927because it wasn’t her fault in the slightest.

@Buttercupproductions

Ай бұрын

@@jamesforrester2478i know,she briefly let go of his hand and looked away and the poor baby was lured away.

And there’s phill. Being one himself

SHE ACTUALLY NEEDS 8 YEARS PLUS IN JAIL FOR CHILD NEGLECT AS SHE'S THE ONLY REASON A 2 YEAR'S OLD CHILD DIED AS SHE WASN'T PAYING ATTENTION TO HIM BECAUSE SHE'S JUST LIKE MOST PARENTS WHO KILLING KIDS SO YES THE LAW STATES THAT IF YOUR NOT KEEPING YOUR CHILD SAFE YOU'LL GO TO JAIL 8 YEARS YOUR CHILD DIED BECAUSE OF YOUR NEGLECT YOU NEED PRISON

@RotisserieiJamie

4 ай бұрын

She needs 8 years in prison for letting go of her child’s hand to pay the butcher? Y’all blame everyone but the killers. If it wasn’t James they would have gotten someone else. They also tried to kidnap another child that day as well.

@RotisserieiJamie

4 ай бұрын

📿🪢

@TransitionedToAShark

3 ай бұрын

You need to upload a video showing your face saying this.,

Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were two kids, for me it's worth 8 years, because they can improve

@jacobporter-jones3713

7 ай бұрын

But venables and thompson deserved to be punished and venables hasn't improved

@jp_white7455

7 ай бұрын

@@jacobporter-jones3713 but they were children

@beeticket

7 ай бұрын

Bruh

@jamesforrester2478

3 ай бұрын

@@jp_white7455they were children who murdered and then one of them grew up to be a peado.

Eine Frage Frau bulger warum haben sie ihren kleinen Sohn nicht in den Einkaufswagen gesetzt dann hätten sie ihren Sohn noch oder 🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭😭

Una fine orribile. Gli assassini avevano solo 10 anni...in che mondo viviamo...spaventoso. E non hanno pagato. Mi dispiace dirlo, ma anche se avevano solo 10 anni dovevano avere pene più severe, perché quello che hanno fatto a quel bambino nemmeno gli animali. R i p piccolo. Non hai avuto nemmeno giustizia.

@Tomik-mo2ir

8 ай бұрын

How can anyone be so much evil in themselves to comment such act,

@Willowisp927

5 ай бұрын

@@Tomik-mo2ir Being human.