25-year-old male shooters from Honolulu, Hawaii stocky with glasses similar to that of the late John Lennon is done very quietly. Mourning the pop world. Already shattered the Beatles reunion efforts that are often pursued by the death of many people figure that most public attention since the end '60an of the group The Beatles.
In the book titled December 8, 1980 The John Lennon Died written by Keith Elliot Greenberg, and revealed the incident narrated in great detail. Monday dated December 8, 1980 John Lennon with Yoko Ono settled their place of The Dakota Building awaiting photographer Anne Leibowitz. Agenda that day was a cover photo shoot for Rolling Stone magazine.
John and Yoko started Monday with the activities of a photo session with photographer Anne Leibowitz for the magazine Rolling Stone at 14:00 until 15:00 local time.
In a recent interview for Rolling Stone, John Lennon was babbling: "I Consider That my work will not be finished until I'm dead and buried and I hope that's a long, long time."
A statement which covered a hunch.
At 15:30 Anne Leibowitz who had an argument with Lennon because Lennon was still persistent in order to be photographed with Yoko Ono. Leibowitz was originally only wanted Lennon pose for Rolling Stone, but Lennon insisted that Yoko Ono was beside him while shooting.
After the photo shoot John and Yoko rushed to the Record Plant recording studio. Step raced couples are confronted by a Beatles fan who came from Hawaii to New York specifically to meet with John Lennon, his idol. Mark then greeted John: "John, please signature here" as he handed me the record cover of John Lennon's latest album, newly released Double Fantasy. "Sure, no problem," said John with incised signature on the cover of the album with a pen owned by Mark David Chapman.
John then stepped into the limousine. Yoko waited in the vehicle. Both were later passed. At that time Mark was in his confession had been intending to spend Lennon's life with a pistol she had prepared. But the intention was paused. Mark was disappointed. But decided to wait for John Lennon returned to his apartment until the night before.
John and Yoko and then come to the Record Plant recording studio to finish recording a song Yoko Ono titled "Walking On Thin Ice". After struggling in the studio, both intend to have dinner together but null and limousines then leads back again to The Dakota Building. When Yoko and John out of the car, Mark David Chapman was following him. John runs a bit hasty.
Mark followed her as she addressed: "Mr.. Lennon? "Suddenly, five shots from the barrel 38 of the hands of Mark's Special barking loudly. Four bullets lodged in the body's plenary Lennon who fell covered with blood. John crawled to stand up to the apartment and cried weakly: "I'm shot!" And John had collapsed.
Yoko screamed for help. From the mouth of John's blood pouring out. Mark David Chapman remained standing in the vicinity of the shooting on West 72th Street, Manhattan, New York, United States until the police came.
The police arrive and the escape of the dying John Lennon to Roosevelt Hospital Center. But Lennon's life beyond help. At 22:45 local time John Lennon's last breath in the age of 40 years. All over the world was in mourning. Lament the departure of key figures of pop culture era of the '60s and '70an.
John Lennon's shooting himself in the hands of fans has become headline news around the world. Moreover, John has just released his solo album after nearly five years disappeared from the music world with the aim to focus on caring for Sean Ono Lennon, son of the results of his marriage to Yoko Ono, the Japanese vanguard artists who have devastating and even John Lennon often accused the base of the schism in the body The Beatles.
The body of John Lennon finally cremated. Mark David Chapman was serving a sentence of 20 years. Photo of John Lennon naked with Yoko Ono on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine issue of January 22, 1981.
The friends of John Lennon later wrote a song about John Lennon. George Harrison wrote the song memorial titled "All Those Years Ago" (1981) backed Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney.
Then Paul McCartney wrote the song "Here Today" (1982). Elton John with Bernie Taupin wrote "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (1982) and Freddie Mercury wrote "Life Is Real (Song For Lennon)" (1982).
John Lennon in the end not just a musician. He is a visionary who provide much enlightenment to the world that is always drenched in sweat and dirt. John Lennon is a spokesperson for the generation whose vision still reverberates from generation to generation. Like the humming Freddie Mercury, John Lennon is a genius figure.
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