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|hobby = Skipping school | |hobby = Skipping school | ||
|goals = Find a young child to murder (failed).<br>Kidnap and kill James Bulger (succeeded). | |goals = Find a young child to murder (failed).<br>Kidnap and kill James Bulger (succeeded). | ||
|type of villain = Young Murderers}} | |type of villain = Young Murderers|crimes = Kidnapping<br> Torture<br> Murder}} | ||
{{Quote|Friday, February 12 1993. Two outwardly unremarkable ten-year-old boys, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, began their day playing truant and ended it running an errand for a local video shop. In between they abducted and killed the toddler James Bulger.|''The Sleep of Reason: James Bulger Case'' by David James Smith}} | {{Quote|Friday, February 12 1993. Two outwardly unremarkable ten-year-old boys, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, began their day playing truant and ended it running an errand for a local video shop. In between they abducted and killed the toddler James Bulger.|''The Sleep of Reason: James Bulger Case'' by David James Smith}} | ||
'''Robert Thompson''' and '''Jon Venables''' (both born in August, 1982, but Jon was born on the 13th, and Robert was born ten days later) are two felons, known in British history as the youngest convicted criminals at the age of 10. They were responsible not only for truanting from school (in the process), but mainly, for [[kidnapping]], [[torture|torturing]], and brutally [[murder]]ing a 2-year old boy named James Bulger. Afterwards, they left his body on the train tracks, where it was run over by a train. | '''Robert Thompson''' and '''Jon Venables''' (both born in August, 1982, but Jon was born on the 13th, and Robert was born ten days later) are two felons, known in British history as the youngest convicted criminals at the age of 10. They were responsible not only for truanting from school (in the process), but mainly, for [[kidnapping]], [[torture|torturing]], and brutally [[murder]]ing a 2-year old boy named James Bulger. Afterwards, they left his body on the train tracks, where it was run over by a train. |