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ANALYSIS DEATH REPORT — JOHN LENNON ⸻ 1. Subject Identification • Name: John Lennon • Date of Birth: October 9, 1940 • Nationality: British • Profession: Singer, songwriter, activist, former member of The Beatles • Age at Death: 40 ⸻ 2. Date, Time & Location of Death • Date: December 8, 1980 • Time: Approximately 10:50 PM (EST) • Location: Entrance archway of The Dakota, Manhattan, New York City ⸻ 3. Cause & Manner of Death • Cause of Death: Multiple gunshot wounds • Manner of Death: Homicide • Weapon: .38 caliber revolver Medical Findings • Lennon was struck by four hollow-point bullets • Two bullets penetrated the left lung and subclavian artery • Massive internal hemorrhaging occurred • He was transported to Roosevelt Hospital • Pronounced dead at 11:15 PM ⸻ 4. Incident Timeline • Earlier that evening, Lennon and Yoko Ono left The Dakota to record at Record Plant Studios • Lennon stopped to sign an autograph for a man later identified as his killer • Upon returning later that night, the suspect waited near the entrance • As Lennon walked past, the suspect fired five shots, four of which struck Lennon • The suspect remained at the scene, calmly reading a book until police arrived ⸻ 5. Suspect Profile • Name: Mark David Chapman • Age at Time: 25 • Status: Arrested at scene without resistance Behavioral Indicators • Obsessive fixation on Lennon • Reported feelings of resentment toward Lennon’s fame and wealth • Claimed Lennon’s lyrics conflicted with his personal beliefs • Displayed signs of severe mental illness Notable Evidence • The book The Catcher in the Rye found in his possession • Chapman stated the book “explained him” • No evidence of accomplices ⸻ 6. Motive Analysis Primary Motive: • Psychological obsession combined with identity crisis Contributing Factors • Celebrity fixation • Delusional thinking • Desire for notoriety • Internal conflict with Lennon’s public image and messages No evidence found of: • Political conspiracy • Organized crime involvement • Financial motive ⸻ 7. Legal Outcome • Chapman pleaded guilty to second-degree murder • Sentenced to 20 years to life in prison • Repeated parole denials due to risk and public safety concerns ⸻ 8. Cultural & Historical Impact • Lennon’s murder shocked the world • Triggered global discussions on: • Celebrity security • Gun violence • Mental health awareness • Thousands gathered outside The Dakota and Central Park for vigils • Sparked lasting changes in how public figures interact with fans ⸻ 9. Case Status • Case Status: Closed • Conviction: Final • Unresolved Questions: • Long-term prevention of celebrity stalking • Balancing openness with personal safety ⸻ 10. Legacy Considerations John Lennon was not killed due to rivalry, politics, or crime syndicates—but by fixation and obsession, making this case one of the earliest and most cited examples of celebrity-targeted lone-actor homicide. His death represents: • The dark side of fame • The vulnerability of public figures • The consequences of untreated mental illness ⸻