John Lennon's Assassination History
Legend of The Beatles, John Lennon was shot dead when she decides to come home from the studio to see his son, Sean. He chose to go home instead of going to dinner, said his widow, Yoko Ono in a broadcast interview Sunday.
The last words of the mega-star musician in December 1980 is about the desire to see children who have not slept, said Ono told BBC radio.
Lennon was murdered by an insane fan, Mark Chapman, outside a house in New York, almost 27 years ago. "We're back from the studio, and I said, 'Are we just have dinner out before returning home?'" Ono story.
"John said, 'no, we're going home just because I want to see Sean before he slept',, like he was not sure and anxiety we can reach home before he (Sean) sleep. That was the last John said, John wanted to see Sean. "
"I think, when we began our relationship in 1967, I was scared because he was a member of the Beatles, and I realized later the situation will be different and maybe I do not have freedom, and everyone was very disappointed with us to the point that they fabricate stories."
Ono slandered many Beatles Fans who thought the group was disbanded because of the influence of Lennon's Yoko. "Few things hurt, but fortunately John impartial to me," he said.
"In my imagination, the events that have happened a long time. What was unsaid was no longer too painful."
John Lennon |
The last words of the mega-star musician in December 1980 is about the desire to see children who have not slept, said Ono told BBC radio.
Lennon was murdered by an insane fan, Mark Chapman, outside a house in New York, almost 27 years ago. "We're back from the studio, and I said, 'Are we just have dinner out before returning home?'" Ono story.
"John said, 'no, we're going home just because I want to see Sean before he slept',, like he was not sure and anxiety we can reach home before he (Sean) sleep. That was the last John said, John wanted to see Sean. "
"I think, when we began our relationship in 1967, I was scared because he was a member of the Beatles, and I realized later the situation will be different and maybe I do not have freedom, and everyone was very disappointed with us to the point that they fabricate stories."
Ono slandered many Beatles Fans who thought the group was disbanded because of the influence of Lennon's Yoko. "Few things hurt, but fortunately John impartial to me," he said.
"In my imagination, the events that have happened a long time. What was unsaid was no longer too painful."