Rosie Palmer
- January 10, 2024
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Rosie Palmer Biography
| Name | Rosie Palmer |
| Birthday | Jun 30 |
| Birth Year | 1962 |
| Place Of Birth | Easington |
| Birth Country | England |
| Birth Sign | Cancer |
Rosie Palmer is one of the most popular and richest Event who was born on June 30, 1962 in Easington, England.
On 30 June 1994, Armstrong, who had been drunk “for two days solid, partying for his birthday, at different people’s houses and pubs and clubs,” arrived home by taxi at 15:30, about the same time that the ice cream van pulled in to Henrietta Street. The rear of Armstrong’s flat backed on to the cul-de-sac where Palmer purchased her ice cream. Post-mortem examination determined that she was dead by 16:30, although pathologists were unable to give a specific cause of death due to the condition of her body. Det. Supt. Smith told a news conference: “She had been severely sexually assaulted. That is a possible cause of death – the actual injury itself.”
On 30 June 1994, Palmer was playing at a neighbour’s house in Henrietta Street, Hartlepool, after being collected from nursery school by her stepfather, John Thornton. At approximately 15:30, Gary Amerigo, the local ice cream vendor, arrived and Palmer went to ask Thornton if she could have money to buy an ice pop. She was the only customer, and after serving her, the ice cream salesman left and continued his route. Amerigo said later: “Only Rosie came up to my van that day. She didn’t have enough money but I gave her the ice-cream anyway. She seemed just her usual self, bright and cheerful.” Armstrong — who was celebrating his 32nd birthday that day — abducted her as she walked away after making her purchase. It was approximately two hours before Thornton realised Palmer was no longer at the neighbour’s or playing outside the house. He and other local residents began to search the local area for her, and at 20:45 she was reported missing to the police.
Rosie Palmer Net Worth
| Net Worth | $5 Million |
| Source Of Income | Event |
| House | Living in own house. |
Rosie Palmer is one of the richest Event from England. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Rosie Palmer 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Shaun Anthony Armstrong was born on 30 June 1962 in Easington and had lived in the Country Durham and Cleveland area for most of his life, moving into a council-owned flat on Frederic Street in August 1993. He was unemployed, with a dependency on alcohol and prescription drugs, and had a string of previous convictions to his name. He had been investigated in relation to sex offences against children, although never charged. He was also diagnosed with a personality disorder and a psychopathic personality. He had obtained the flat after his psychiatric consultant wrote a supporting letter to the Housing Department stating that he was “vulnerable”. On the estate he was called “Tony the Pervert” and was generally considered “a loner, disliked or distrusted by all those who knew him”.
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The claim was struck out in February 1998 in the High Court by Master Hodgson who ruled that Armstrong had made no direct threat against Palmer and her family. He said:
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After a number of years during which very little was reported about the Rosie Palmer murder case, Armstrong returned to the headlines in September 2001 when he was granted Legal Aid to pursue a £15,000 compensation claim against Bernard O’Mahoney for “breach of confidence”. Armstrong’s solicitors backed up the case by claiming that O’Mahoney had pretended to be a woman and allowed police to see a written statement (the letter in which Armstrong admitted to killing Palmer, as well as his plan to feign mental illness) which was supposed to be kept secret.