James Bulger's grave has been vandalized, causing deep distress for his mother, Denise Fergus. The incident took place at Kirkdale Cemetery, where two stone angels that adorned his grave were damaged. Fergus expressed her heartbreak upon receiving news of the vandalism from a passerby who witnessed the scene while walking her dog. The events surrounding James Bulger's murder, which occurred in February 1993, still resonate deeply within the community. He was a mere two years old when he was abducted and killed by two ten-year-olds, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, a case that shocked the nation and led to an extensive legal and social discourse about childhood criminality and parental responsibilities. This recent act of vandalism at his resting place is seen not only as an attack on a grave but also as a painful reminder for the family and the public alike. As the police investigate the incident, they are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The community's response will likely hinge on how they perceive such acts against memorials to victims of heinous crimes. The incident raises questions about grief, respect for the deceased, and the ongoing legacy of James Bulger's tragic story in a society still reeling from its implications.