The Trial Of Chapman's Assassination Of John Lennon

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Chapman was convicted of murdering worldwide musician John Lennon who was in The Beatles. Chapman happen to be a huge fan of John Lennon and the beatles he attended to many of their meet & greets and live concerts. Chapman killed Lennon when he got back from the record studio with his wife Yoko Ono after getting off at his limo Chapman was waiting for him Lennon was shot and killed by three hits at a close range at new york city infront of his apartment. After the killing happen Chapman waited until authorities arrived and had him incarcerated. He himself had no shame for killing one of the world's greatest musicians legend. Chapman sentencing was on August 24 , 1981 he was later on granted 20 years in prison with on parole. On a
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