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James Bulger killer recalled to jail over abuse images James Bulger killer Jon Venables recalled to prison
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One of the killers of toddler James Bulger has been recalled to prison suspected of having child abuse images on his computer.One of the killers of toddler James Bulger has been recalled to prison suspected of having child abuse images on his computer.
It is the second time Jon Venables has been sent back to jail under similar circumstances.It is the second time Jon Venables has been sent back to jail under similar circumstances.
Venables was released in 2001 on licence, after serving eight years for the murder of James, two, in 1993. He was released in 2001 on licence, after serving eight years for the murder of two-year-old James in 1993.
In 2010, he was recalled to prison for accessing images of child abuse and released in 2013. The 35-year-old, who had been living under a new identity, was recalled to prison last week, it was confirmed.
Venables, who had been living under a new identity, was recalled to prison last week, it has been confirmed. The Ministry of Justice said it could not comment on individual cases.
After hearing about Venables' recall, James's mother Denise Fergus tweeted: "Here we go again."
In a Facebook post, she wrote: "I'm absolutely fuming that once again I'm last to know, that this has happened a week ago and I only got informed just hours before it's hit the press. #JusticeForJames".
Venables and Robert Thompson, both then aged 10, murdered James in Bootle, Merseyside, in February 1993.
The pair had lured the toddler out of a shopping centre before taking him to a railway line, where they beat him to death with bricks and iron bars.
In 2010, Venables was recalled to prison for the first time after accessing images of child abuse, before he was released in 2013.
Venables was given a new identity on his release from a secure children's home in 2001 and was rearrested in 2010 when it emerged he had breached his parole conditions by visiting Merseyside.
He had developed drug and drink problems, started behaving anti-socially and revealed his real identity to friends.