It’s been more than three decades since the brutal murder of 2-year-old James Bulger, yet the horror, anger, and heartbreak refuse to fade. Now, in a shocking and emotional revelation, James’s brother has broken his silence, vowing that Jon Venables will never walk free again — and his chilling words have reignited public outrage across the nation.
“He stole my childhood,” he said in a trembling voice, his words slicing through the courtroom’s tense silence. “And I’ll make sure he never gets the chance to hurt anyone else again.”
According to sources close to the Bulger family, James’s brother — who has chosen to remain unnamed for privacy reasons — has been quietly working on what he called “a perfect plan” to keep Venables behind bars indefinitely. Insiders claim the family has obtained undisclosed new evidence that could influence the upcoming parole decision, evidence that, if proven true, might change everything.
Venables, who along with Robert Thompson abducted and murdered little James in 1993, has been repeatedly imprisoned since his release due to various parole violations. But this time, the public’s patience has run thin. Petitions demanding his lifelong imprisonment have gathered tens of thousands of signatures in just days following the brother’s explosive statement.
“Every time his name is mentioned, my heart breaks all over again,” said Denise Fergus, James’s mother, who has also pledged to attend the parole hearing personally. “He doesn’t deserve another chance. My son never got one.”
The brother’s vow — paired with the haunting phrase “I had a perfect plan” — has sparked a wave of speculation online. Social media is ablaze with theories: What evidence does the family have? Could it really be enough to prevent Venables’ release? And most chillingly — what if Venables is freed again?
While officials have refused to comment on the alleged new evidence, a source from the Parole Board confirmed that the case will undergo “extraordinary scrutiny” due to its sensitive and high-profile nature.
As the parole date looms closer, the world watches — anxious, furious, and heartbroken — wondering whether justice will finally stand firm, or whether history will once again repeat its darkest chapter.
Because for the Bulger family, this isn’t just about punishment.
It’s about peace — a peace that, even after 32 years, remains heartbreakingly out of reach.