Investigation launched after 'pictures of Jon Venables' leaked online

Britain's Attorney General has launched an investigation after photographs purporting to show killer Jon Venables were allegedly posted on the internet.

Investigation launched after 'pictures of Jon Venables' leaked online
Thu, 14 Feb, 2013 - 10:16

Britain's Attorney General has launched an investigation after photographs purporting to show killer Jon Venables were allegedly posted on the internet.

Venables was 10 when he and classmate Robert Thompson abducted and murdered two-year-old James Bulger in Liverpool in February 1993.

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