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"The Lennon Conspiracy: Why Mark Chapman Didn't Pull the Trigger"
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The official story you've been told about John Lennon's death is a lie. For over 40 years, the world has accepted that obsessed fan Mark Chapman gunned down the Beatles legend outside the Dakota Building. But what if the real killer walked free while a patsy took the fall? In this explosive episode of Criminal Empire: Mafia Mysteries & Serial Killers, we dive deep into the shadows of December 8th, 1980, armed with previously suppressed evidence, CIA documents, and witness testimonies that were buried for decades. From the mysterious second gunman spotted on security footage to the impossible ballistics that don't match Chapman's weapon, we expose the orchestrated cover-up that reaches the highest levels of government. Discover the shocking connections between Lennon's anti-war activism, his immigration battles with the FBI, and the powerful enemies who wanted him silenced forever. We reveal the covert surveillance operation that tracked Lennon's every move, the suspicious "fans" who stalked him for months, and the chilling final phone call that predicted his assassination. This isn't just another conspiracy theory – it's a meticulously researched investigation that will shatter everything you thought you knew about one of history's most infamous murders. The truth about who really killed John Lennon has been hidden in plain sight, and the evidence will leave you questioning every "official" story you've ever been told. Download now on Spreaker for exclusive bonus content and commercial-free listening. Also available on Amazon Music (perfect for your Alexa device), Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeartRadio.
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