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Norman Parker (1944–2019) was a British author and convicted murderer. He attended St Clement Danes Grammar School in West London. After serving a six-year sentence for manslaughter, he was convicted of murder in 1970 and sentenced to life imprisonment. He served 24 years in prisons including Parkhurst
Actor: Prince of the City. Norman Parker was born in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is known for Prince of the City (1981), The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990) and Family Ties (1982).
Actor: Prince of the City. Norman Parker was born in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is known for Prince of the City (1981), The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990) and Family Ties (1982).
Norman Parker may refer to: Norman Parker (speedway rider) (1908–1999), British international speedway rider. Norman Parker (author) (born 1944), convicted killer, author and journalist. Murray Parker (cricketer) (Norman Murray Parker, born 1948), former New Zealand cricketer.
Extended Unedited version of Norman Parker's interview in 2002 with Liam Galvin for Sky TV Documentary 'Mad Frank' about 'Mad' Frankie Fraser. Norman served a six-year sentence for...
actor. biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, news, birthday and age. «The Medicine Show» (2001), «The Trumpet of the Swan» (2001), «Bulworth» (1998), «The Sleepwalker Killing» (1997), «Mary & Tim» (1996)...
Norman Parker is interviewed by Liam Galvin for Sky TV Documentary 'Mad Frank' about 'Mad' Frankie Fraser. Norman served a six-year sentence for manslaughter. Later he was convicted of murder...
During an illegal drug transaction, the defendant, Norman Parker Jr., murdered Julio Chavez with a single gunshot. On 07/18/78, Parker and codefendant Robbie Lee Manson were admitted into a Miami home to complete an illegal drug deal with two male occupants of the home.
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Norman Parker served twenty-four years in multiple prisons across the UK, including the notorious HMP Parkhurst, after being convicted of murder in 1970. While incarcerated, Parker spent long periods of time in solitary confinement.
