article_snippet: James Yates, who provided the First World War Smith & Wesson revolver used to kill the 11-year-old child, cannot enter the Croxteth Park neighbourhood of Liverpool where the murder took place.
article_snippet: James Yates (left), who provided the First World War Smith & Wesson revolver used to kill Rhys Jones (right), cannot enter the Croxteth Park neighbourhood of Liverpool where the murder took place the murder .
article_snippet: The gun itself, a .455 calibre Smith and Wesson revolver with a six-inch barrel, may have been handed down through generations of Liverpool criminals.
article_snippet: It was made during the First World War in about 1915, but remained in good working order.
article_snippet: The Croxeth Crew also had an imitation Walther PPK converted to fire live rounds, a British Army Webley revolver and a Russian 7.62 handgun.
highlights_snippet: James Yates provided Smith & Wesson revolver used to kill boy in 2007 .
  