John Lennon Killer Up For Parole

Saganist

lord lucan wrote: »

That's what i was thinking. For his own safety he's better off behind bars,he'll have a load of Lennon-loving fruitcakes out for his head if he ever gets released.

+1

He is serving 20 years, which lapsed in 2000. I reckon he will be shot if he gets out. There are a LOT of Beatle fans out there, and it only takes one whackballl. As is the case with Chapman.

Leave him in till he dies I say, otherwise someone else will end up doing a stretch for offing Chapman !

Latchy

Saganist wrote: »

+1

He is serving 20 years, which lapsed in 2000. I reckon he will be shot if he gets out. There are a LOT of Beatle fans out there, and it only takes one whackballl. As is the case with Chapman.

Leave him in till he dies I say, otherwise someone else will end up doing a stretch for offing Chapman !

And therefore in the process become know as the man ,who shot the man , who shot the Beatle, making it into Beatle folklore history .....for ever .

That's a big attraction to a lot of whackballs out there .

ejmaztec

If he gets out, the tv networks will be fighting to get him on an "Ultimate X Factor-Big Brother-Survivor-Dancing on ice" programme.


...but with any luck, he'll still be banged up when he's 64, da da da da da.

PeterIanStaker

Mr. Presentable wrote: »

Give him McCartney's address.

And Yoko's, even though I searched this thread and a few others said it, but f&ck it say it again.

moonpurple

people like mark chapman should only leave prison IN A BOX

dig out the email for the parole board and lets ask for him to stay in

irish1967

In a box ?? Are you suggesting he escape in the post? That would never work..... would it?

yrwhu8jxtni06a

Denied parole anyway,not surprised considering its 30 years of lens death in decemeber

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-News/John-Lennons-Killer-Mark-David-Chapman-To-Stay-In-Jail-After-Parole-Request-Was-Turned-Down/Article/201009115719285?lpos=World_News_Carousel_Region_3&lid=ARTICLE_15719285_John_Lennons_Killer_Mark_David_Chapman_To_Stay_In_Jail_After_Parole_Request_Was_Turned_Down

Dude111

Laois_Man wrote:

I believe Chapman to this day still does not show any regret for killing Lennon!

No and why wasnt he given the same treatment he gave John??

irish1967

Well he didn't get parole. Guess he tries again in 2 years.

GavRedKing

I await another thread in 2012 then. I voted to release him.

30 years is a long time, although his sentence was 20 to life and he has served the minimum, Id expect him to serve the full life sentence.

orourkeda

Danger_dave1 wrote: »

Did Padraic Nally show any remorse after being convicted of manslaughter of john ward ? Yet the public were up in arms for his release .

Why do you think that was?

orourkeda

dan719 wrote: »

Yoko Ono asked he be denied parole? That's not quite the peace and love Lennon stood for, is it? B*tch broke up the Beatles.....:mad:

Good Job Yoko

Terry

Laois_Man wrote: »

Well that one is sorta covered by the invisable but still pretty obvious "If you don't give a flying ****, you won't be opening this thread in the first place will you" option!

I like to vote in polls.

Snowie

has any one stopped thought and wondered what dribbly crap lennon would be making these days if he was alive.


Or how much of a major asshole he would be.. the dude did the world a favor....

Dravokivich

Latchy wrote: »

And therefore in the process become know as the man ,who shot the man , who shot the Beatle, making it into Beatle folklore history .....for ever .

That's a big attraction to a lot of whackballs out there .

Couldn't help thinking...

"The man that shot... Liberty Valance..."

ejmaztec

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

has any one stopped thought and wondered what dribbly crap lennon would be making these days if he was alive.


Or how much of a major asshole he would be.. the dude did the world a favor....

There was no favour done, far from it.

If Lennon were still alive, we'd be hearing nothing from the likes of Bono, Sting and Geldof, because they wouldn't have got a look in with Lennon around. He would have been the one meeting with politicians and making speeches. Instead, we're left with the Three Stooges.:(

Minstrel27

Any person who willingly takes the life of another should never be released.

Snowie

ejmaztec wrote: »

There was no favour done, far from it.

If Lennon were still alive, we'd be hearing nothing from the likes of Bono, Sting and Geldof, because they wouldn't have got a look in with Lennon around. He would have been the one meeting with politicians and making speeches. Instead, we're left with the Three Stooges.:(

yep and a fat lot of ****ing good they do.....

as for lennon

He was an asshole and his ego wasa a bigger asshole..

Besides after the amount of drugs that chap tuck do you really think hed be able to make sense?

GavRedKing

ejmaztec wrote: »

There was no favour done, far from it.

If Lennon were still alive, we'd be hearing nothing from the likes of Bono, Sting and Geldof, because they wouldn't have got a look in with Lennon around. He would have been the one meeting with politicians and making speeches. Instead, we're left with the Three Stooges.:(

I think he would have been worse then three of these guys combined.

Just my opinion though.

Terry

Amalgam wrote: »

John Hinckley is a far bigger fruit cake.. and he's out and about, more or less.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hinckley,_Jr.

First person I think of after Chapman pops up for discussion, very similar obsessives.

Ooh. Conspiracy.

According to the March 31, 1981, edition of the Houston Post, and reported by AP, UPI, NBC News and Newsweek, Hinckley is the son of one of George H.W. Bush's political and financial supporters in his 1980 presidential primary campaign against Ronald Reagan; John Hinckley, Jr.'s elder brother, Scott Hinckley, and Bush's son Neil Bush had a dinner appointment scheduled for the next day.[6][7]

Associated Press published the following on March 31, 1981:
“ The family of the man charged with trying to assassinate President Reagan is acquainted with the family of Vice-President George Bush and had made large contributions to his political campaign ... Scott Hinckley, brother of John W. Hinckley, Jr., was to have dined tonight in Denver at the home of Neil Bush, one of the Vice-President's sons ... The Houston Post said it was unable to reach Scott Hinckley, vice-president of his father's Denver-based firm, Vanderbilt Energy Corporation, for comment. Neil Bush lives in Denver, where he works for Standard Oil Company of Indiana. In 1978, Neil Bush served as campaign manager for his brother, George W. Bush, the Vice-President's eldest son, who made an unsuccessful bid for Congress. Neil lived in Lubbock, Texas, throughout much of 1978, where John Hinckley lived from 1974 through 1980.[8]

Looks like senior didn't want to wait 8 years.

ejmaztec

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

yep and a fat lot of ****ing good they do.....

as for lennon

He was an asshole and his ego wasa a bigger asshole..

Besides after the amount of drugs that chap tuck do you really think hed be able to make sense?

Get away with your blasphemy.:(

He made a lot of sense, no matter what he was on, except when he got fixed up with Yoko.

gavredking wrote: »

I think he would have been worse then three of these guys combined.

Just my opinion though.

There is no being in the history of universe that could be worse the combination of those three.:eek:

yrwhu8jxtni06a

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

as for lennon

He was an asshole and his ego wasa a bigger asshole..

Besides after the amount of drugs that chap tuck do you really think hed be able to make sense?

He was a hippy,fond of the auld heroin *even wrote a song called cold turkey*,and the "bed in",why do they call that iconic?,it was a stunt pulled by two stoned out of head hippies,amazing for a lad that loved peace he died in a bad way..

Wonder why chapman wasn't declared insane...

Snowie

ejmaztec wrote: »

Get away with your blasphemy.:(

He made a lot of sense, no matter what he was on, except when he got fixed up with Yoko.

Yeah man he was a visionary of idealisim and paved the way for about 2 million followers in such bull****.

:rolleyes:

chap was a right off who gained followers because he was "famous" do you really think he honestly gave a fvcka bout any one other then him and his ego?


Now if i was to follow some famous person on what ever path ooff enlightenment its gonna be Nial Young now that chap did things right :cool:

ejmaztec

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

Yeah man he was a visionary of idealisim and paved the way for about 2 million followers in such bull****.

:rolleyes:

chap was a right off who gained followers because he was "famous" do you really think he honestly gave a fvcka bout any one other then him and his ego?


Now if i was to follow some famous person on what ever path ooff enlightenment its gonna be Nial Young now that chap did things right :cool:

Who?

You seem to know as much about Lennon as I know about this Nial Young character.:P

moonpurple

the biaatch is turned down by the parole board

if you are reading this chapman..rot in there baby, rot

_feedback_

If I was Chapman, I'd ask my cousin Duane to come bust me outta that place.