After his sister awoke from a two-year coma and recovered consciousness, authorities in West Virginia said on Friday that they had arrested a man in connection with her attempted murder.
It has been revealed that Wanda Palmer’s brother, Daniel Palmer III (age 55), has been charged with attempted murder and malicious injury in relation to an attack on Wanda Palmer that took place in 2020 and left her “hacked and left for dead,” according to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.
“I wouldn’t have risked a penny on her life that morning since she was in such bad shape. She had been knocked unconscious, and her medical state was fast worsening. Significant head injury consistent with a machete or hatchet wound, “According to WVAH Fox 11, Sheriff Ross Mellinger said the following after Palmer’s arrest on Friday.
On June 10, 2020, neighbors on Flatwoods Road in Ravenswood, West Virginia, discovered Wanda Palmer unconscious and slumped over a sofa, according to court papers acquired by the source. The judicial system was used to get the records.
While her brother had been considered a suspect in the case, investigators could not bring charges against him until Wanda gave them a statement in which she implicated him as the one who attempted to murder her, according to Fox 11 News.
“When viewed through the eyes of a detective, this is a very bizarre situation. Because of her perseverance and courage, I feel that it is a fitting memorial to the victim. “According to Fox 11, Mellinger allegedly said as much.
On June 27, Wanda woke up from an almost two-year coma and began producing her noises.
On July 12, law enforcement officers visited Wanda’s nursing home, where she was receiving care, and interrogated her about an incident that occurred in 2020.
Asked why Daniel attacked her, Wanda said he was “mean,” according to a criminal complaint Fox 11 obtained. Wanda said that Daniel was “nasty” when she was questioned about why he assaulted her. According to court documents, Daniel Palmer had a “violent history,” according to the magazine.