Blood on the Tracks: The John Lennon Story
Confessions from the so-called friends of a musical genius who was assassinated after a decade of conflict and paranoia.
John Lennon and Mark David Chapman (The John Lennon Story, Chapter Nine)
Go inside the mind of the man who received messages from both God and the Devil. The man who thought he would step into the pages of a dog-eared paperback with one unspeakable deed. The man who took a dreamer from the world. Mark David Chapman tells the chilling story of just how and why he assassinated John Lennon.
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