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Let Me Take You Down

Inside the Mind of Mark David Chapman - Man Who Shot John Lennon

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He worshipped the singer - but despised the superstar. Obsessed with his idol, he was left with only one choice - the man had to die. Based on five years of exclusive interviews with Mark Chapman - the man who brutally gunned down John Lennon - LET ME TAKE YOU DOWN breaks through the myths, lies and rumours to uncover the true forces that drove Chapman to kill the world's most famous musician. With chilling lucidity, Chapman dissects - for the first time - his own doomed life. And Jack Jones, also gaining access to Chapman's wife friends, and psychiatrists, paints a hauntingly accurate portrait of the 'Nowhere Man' drawn to the Beatles, to The Catcher in the Rye, to charismatic Christianity, to devil worship - and to murder.

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Let Me Take You Down, Jack Jones

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1994
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Title
Let Me Take You Down
Subtitle
Inside the Mind of Mark David Chapman - Man Who Shot John Lennon
Language
English
Authors
Jack Jones
Released
1994
Format
Paperback
Pages
356
ISBN10
0863696899
ISBN13
9780863696893
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3.7 out of 5
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He worshipped the singer - but despised the superstar. Obsessed with his idol, he was left with only one choice - the man had to die. Based on five years of exclusive interviews with Mark Chapman - the man who brutally gunned down John Lennon - LET ME TAKE YOU DOWN breaks through the myths, lies and rumours to uncover the true forces that drove Chapman to kill the world's most famous musician. With chilling lucidity, Chapman dissects - for the first time - his own doomed life. And Jack Jones, also gaining access to Chapman's wife friends, and psychiatrists, paints a hauntingly accurate portrait of the 'Nowhere Man' drawn to the Beatles, to The Catcher in the Rye, to charismatic Christianity, to devil worship - and to murder.