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		Table of Contents. The Murder of John Lennon, 1980.                  John Lennon                            Prince Gustaf Adolf                       Yoko Ono               (1940 - 1980)                                  (1906 - 1947)                             (1933 -          )   José Perdomo, b. 1935.                     Prince Gustaf Adolf John Lennon (October 9, 1940 - December 8, 1980) was an English singer and songwriter. He is one of the most influential artists ever found in rock music. Together with Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, he formed the rock band The Beatles in the early 1960s. The impact was huge and the success continued until the band disbanded in 1970. He then continued as a solo artist with his partner Yoko Ono. Success continued until his death in 1980. He is also remembered as a peace activist. At the time of the murder, Lennon and Ono lived in New York. They had an apartment in the Dakota Building, West 72nd Street. Around 5 pm on December 8, 1980, Lennon and Ono left the Dakota Building. Lennon writes an autograph for a fan outside the building. This fan is reported to be Mark Chapman.   Lennon writes an autograph for Mark Chapman.                            Mark Chapman, b. 1955.               Mark Chapman                            William J. Donovan               (1955 -            )                                 (1883 - 1959) They go in a limousine to the Record Plant. Lennon will work on a recording there. They return later in the evening and the limousine arrives at the Dakota Building at around 10:50 pm. They get out of the limousine and walk towards the gate. The Dakota Building. The gate. As they pass the gate, Chapman fires five shots at Lennon from close range. Four shots hit Lennon in the back. Lennon tries to escape but soon sank down. A doorman, José Perdomo, is there. He points out Mark Chapman as the perpetrator. Chapman is arrested by police at the scene. He acknowledges his deed. So far the official version of the murder of John Lennon. I have looked into this event more closely. My hypothesis is that John Lennon became a victim in the war on semen. About a month before the murder, a person in Stockholm (whom I have now identified as a Nazi) asked if we could visit the ship HMS af Chapman. The ship is located at Skeppsholmen in Stockholm. It serves as a hostel since in 1949. I declined this request. I had already seen af Chapman. The same person informed me that John Lennon had recently released a new album, "Double Fantasy". Shortly thereafter, I bought the album. HMS af Chapman. The photo where Lennon writes an autograph for Chapman is a photo montage. In 1980 there was no digital photo technology. They have put together a picture of Lennon and a picture of Chapman by cutting and pasting the pictures. Then they have photographed the assembled photo. When you look closer at the photo you can see that the background is flamey. Using a black ink pen, the backgrounds have been removed from the two original images. Lennon and Chapman are close to each other in the picture. Still, the focus at Lennon is significantly better than at Chapman. The picture is supposed to be taken around 5pm. So, December darkness has settled over New York. There should be bright spots in the background from street lights, windows etc .. My assessment is that Chapman has never been at the crime scene. It is likely that a look-alike (actor) has acted in Chapman's place. Chapman was a drug addict and had mental health problems. People with this background have been used by the CIA in many operations. Mark Chapman was a patsy at the same time as he was a MARKing. The one who shot Lennon was José Perdomo. He was employed as a Doorman in the Dakota Building. He was born and raised in Cuba. He worked as a Police Officer during the Batista regime. He became hostile to Castro after Castro's takeover in 1959. He then went into exile to the United States. There he was recruited by the CIA. He was assigned as a professional killer and spy. He helped the CIA with the recruitment of exile Cubans. He participated in the invasion attempt of Cuba (Bay of Pigs) in 1961. He worked near Frank Sturgis for 10 years. They were on the CIA´s payroll. Sturgis participated in the burglary in Watergate in 1972. Five men participated. Yoko Ono was a witness to the murder. She never gave any testimony publicly. Why not? YouTube video: John Lennon - Woman No autopsy protocol has been made public. There was never any trial since Chapman had confessed the crime. There were no public testimonies. The court hearing that took place was only intended to impose a penalty. Chapman was sentenced to second-degree of murder and 20 years or lifetime in prison. The "Watergate". Entrance to the Dakota Building.  Lennon was the owner of five apartments in the building. YouTube Video: Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas – I´ll Keep You Satisfied