Life sentence for man who murdered Portuguese man
A 24-year-old man has been convicted of battering to death a Portuguese man he found wandering the streets in Crawley.
A 24-year-old man has been convicted of battering to death a Portuguese man he found wandering the streets in Crawley.
A 24-year-old man has been convicted of battering to death a Portuguese man he found wandering the streets in Crawley.
Daniel Palmer repeatedly punched Joao Esteves, 45, on the forecourt of Kwik Fit, off Haslett Avenue East, on Saturday 18 January before leading his victim to a nearby alleyway where he continued with the assault.
He filmed the injured Mr Esteves using his mobile phone after the attack.
The body of Mr Esteves, from the Lisbon area of Portugal, was found on 19 January. He was taken to hospital suffering from serious head injuries but died later.
Mr Esteves had travelled to Britain from Portugal for a job interview but did not have anywhere to stay and was preparing to sleep rough for the night before catching a return flight home from Gatwick.
Palmer was jailed for life and told he would serve a minimum of 15 years.
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