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December 8, 1980,John Lennon was killed Apart from his New York apartments building, going home with his wife and collaboratorYoko Ono. The Beatle was shot downMark David Chapman, which was arrested on the scene and sentenced later to 20 years in life prison.

In 2000, Chapman became eligible for parole and has since been refused several times. His most recent conditional liberation audience took place in August, but his declarations of the hearing have just been published. Chapman explained his motivation to kill Lennon and said murder: "I knew what I was doing." He was then refused the parole for the 12th time.

Read the rest to see what Chapman said why he targeted the musician.

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On August 31, Chapman had his 12th parole audience. He has one every two years since 2000. As indicated by the Associated Press, thetranscription of the hearing was released after submitting a request for information on freedom of information.

Chapman said he was looking for glory by killing Lennon. He called murder his "great answer to everything". He continued: "I was no longer going to be no one, more."

"I knew what I was doing, and I knew it was bad, I knew it was bad, but I wanted so much the fame that I was ready to give everything and take a human life," said Chapman . "It was bad in my heart. I wanted to be someone and nothing was going to stop that."

He recognized the evil he caused, saying, "I injured a lot of people everywhere and if someone wants to hate me, I'm fine, I understand."

In their denial, the commission of parole has cited "the selfish contempt for human life of global consequences". The board of directors also told Chapman that he had left "the world recovering from the void that [he] created".

The next hearing of Lennon's Killer is scheduled for February 2024. It is currently imprisoned at the Correctional Center of Green Haven in New York.

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When Chapman had his parole audience in 2020,He said he was looking for "glory" By killing Lennon and that he was jealous of the musician's life.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"At the time, my thought was that he had all this money, lives in this beautiful apartment and he is in music representing a more prudent lifestyle, a more given lifestyle," said Chapman, like the reported ABC News. "It made me angry and jealous about the way I lived at the time. There was jealousy in there."

He also said: "It was just auto-gloire, points. It was nothing more. It was about it. There are no excuses."

The Conditional Liberations Council said in a statement at the time: "During the interview, you said that you committed this murder to seek glory. You said" infamy brings you glory ". This panel finds your statement disturbing. Your actions have represented an evil act. The fact that today, almost 40 years later, you can always talk about what you have done as something you feel was positive And in your mind has given you `glory '' time is disturbing for this panel."

Chapman pleaded guilty of having killed Lennon and was condemned in 1981. His lawyers wanted to prove that he was not responsible "due to a mental illness or a defect", but butChapman said God had told him plead guilty, as indicated byThe New York Times.To the conviction,Chapman read a passage ofThe recipient in the rye, a book that was obsessed and read when it was arrested on the day of the murder.