Was John Lennon’s Murderer Mark Chapman a Programmed CIA Hitman?
By Tony Rennell (Excerpt) Daily Mail Online | December 3, 2010 … Lennon had been heading home late from work and was hoping to catch his five-year-old son, Sean, before he went to bed. He and Yoko Ono, his wife and musical collaborator, had been dropped by their white limousine on the pavement outside the building rather than driving through the gates and into the building’s secure courtyard. Yoko hurried on ahead, nodding blankly at a stranger in the shadows — there were always fans and hangers-on lurking outside the Dakota for a glimpse of their hero. Her husband trudged behind and had taken three or four strides when a voice called out: ‘Mr Lennon?’ The star slowed and then turned to look. Instantly, he registered that he’d seen this man a few times lately — and, earlier that day, had even autographed an LP cover for him. But now the stranger had a different purpose. He was down on one knee in a combat stance, a .38 revolver clasped in his hands. Five shots rang out and four dum-dum
