Prosecutors said the man was on parole after being convicted of the murder of a homeless man in 1992.
The man walked around the garndens in Buckingham Palace grounds for about ten minutes. (Photo: AFP)
London: Authorities say a man who climbed over a wall and got into the grounds of Buckingham Palace while Queen Elizabeth II was at home is a convicted murderer.
Dennis Hennessy pleaded guilty to trespass at a court appearance Friday.
He was arrested in the palace grounds on Wednesday evening. Police say he was not armed.
Prosecutor Tom Nicholson told the court that 41-year-old Hennessy walked around the gardens for about 10 minutes toward the palace before being arrested. As he was detained he asked "is Ma'am in?" - the courtesy term used for the queen.
Prosecutors said Hennessy was on parole after being convicted of the murder of a homeless man in 1992.
( Source : AP )
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