The livid mum of James Bulger has hit out at TikTok creators for making pretend photographs of her son speaking about his homicide.

Denise Fergus branded the AI generated movies "disgusting", including "it is beyond sick".

The movies have deepend the household's heartache after watching the pictures of the two-year-old speaking about his brutal homicide by the hands of 10-year-old thugs Jon Venables and Robert Thompson.

She is now pleading with the platform to take the AI footage down, reports the Mirror.

Dozens of clips uploaded on TikTok present animated youngsters telling viewers their "stories", with quite a few accounts behind them.

Other youngsters featured on the movies embody Madeleine McCann, Baby P and Rhys Jones. Some have been considered tens of ­1000's of instances and include no content material warning.

Denise, 55, stated she was significantly upset with seems to be a detailed copy of a photograph of James, together with his lips transferring. In the clip, it begins with him saying: "Hello, my name is James Bulger."

The cartoon-style ­characters give particulars of his 1993 ­abduction and homicide. James’s physique was discovered by a railway and lots of the TikTok photographs present the avatar by practice tracks.

Denise advised the Mirror: "It is one thing to tell the story, I have not got a problem with that. Everyone knows the story of James anyway. But to actually put a dead child’s face, speaking about what happened to him, is ­absolutely disgusting. It is bringing a dead child back to life. It is wrong.

"To use the face and a transferring mouth of a kid who's not right here, who has been brutally taken away from us, there aren't any phrases. I believe these individuals have to be disturbed. They have gotten to be. It is not only not good for the dad and mom to see. I don’t assume anybody in any respect ought to be capable to see stuff like this.

"To see his little face moving when he is no longer here, it is disgusting. It all should be taken down and stopped. It is not fair on the people who have lost children, or lost anyone. We are not just saying take James down, we are saying take it all down. It is beyond sick. Who can sit there and think of such a thing?"

Denise’s husband Stuart was alerted to the content material earlier this 12 months. He stated: "When they first started appearing I thought it was a one-off. But then a few people started messaging me telling me about it, friends and family."

The movies are sometimes voiced in ­American accents however there are Spanish and French variations. Stuart tracked down one producer of the clips, who seemed to be within the Philippines, and requested for the movies to be eliminated.

He acquired a reply that stated: "We do not intend to offend anyone. We only do these videos to make sure incidents will never happen again to anyone. Please continue to support and share my page to spread ­awareness." Stuart, 48, stated he has reported the movies to TikTok however has not had a response.

He added: "It is not only James, it's different youngsters, Madeleine McCann, Rhys Jones, any case like that. I don’t assume these individuals perceive the upset they're inflicting. Companies like TikTok needs to be held accountable. When you report it [to them] issues ought to occur but it surely doesn’t."

TikTok stated it had taken down plenty of movies, with the platform including: "We need TikTok to be a welcoming place for everybody, and there's no place for disturbing content material of this nature. We proceed to take away content material of this nature as we discover it."

But a few of the movies seem to nonetheless be out there on the app.