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Venables' bid to be released from prison was rejected by the Parole Board just days after he claimed he was 'completely rehabilitated'.
Here are three reasons why James Bulger's killer Jon Venables had his bid for freedom rejected by a Parole Board and it means that he will spend at least two more years in jail
The Parole Board said 41-year-old Venables still posed a danger to children and could go on to offend again.
Jon Venables, along with another 10-year-old, tortured James Bulger to death on a set a train tracks after luring him away from his mom at a U.K. shopping mall.
Denise Fergus revealed she was 'finally vindicated' after the board yesterday agreed that Jon Venables, now 41, remained in danger to children and could not be trusted out of jail.