Lennon's murderer facing Parole Board hearing

John Lennon’s murderer, Mark Chapman, will be eligible for parole next month, officials confirmed today.

Lennon's murderer facing Parole Board hearing
Tue, 21 Sep, 2004 - 16:34

John Lennon’s murderer, Mark Chapman, will be eligible for parole next month, officials confirmed today.

Chapman, who shot the legendary Beatle dead in New York, will face a Parole Board hearing, according to a service spokeswoman.

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