‪Reporters now:‬ ‪“does the perpetrator/suspect suffer from mental illness?”‬ ‪Reporters in the 80’s:‬ ‪“WAS HE A SCREWBALL?!?”‬

@Janellabelle

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao! I heard that too! Today that reporter would be practically crucified in the court of public opinion for talking like that.

@ITSMERlVER

4 жыл бұрын

Joel Nava seriously!

@L_87

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, yes he was

@advancedraymondology2914

3 жыл бұрын

"Our official position is, Chapman is a grade-A looney tune."

@ArronP

3 жыл бұрын

yeah and he was not local

“If someone thinks that love and peace is a cliche that must have been left behind in the Sixties, that's his problem. Love and peace are eternal”-John Lennon

@thebeesknees2550

5 жыл бұрын

John beat his wives. He admitted it and the claimed it was because he was so peaceful. It needs to be said. That doesn't mean he should of died but still.

@hungfao

5 жыл бұрын

@@thebeesknees2550 I challenge you to show me the quote where he claims he beat his wives because he was so peaceful.

@thebeesknees2550

5 жыл бұрын

@@hungfao "used to be cruel to my woman, and physically… any woman. I was a hitter. I couldn’t express myself and I hit. I fought men and I hit women… But I sincerely believe in love and peace. I am a violent man who has learned not to be violent and regrets his violence. I will have to be a lot older before I can face in public how I treated women as a youngster." he wasn't too nice his first son Julian. He was an incredible musician but he also wasn't what he said he was.

@hungfao

5 жыл бұрын

@@thebeesknees2550 Thanks for that. I've seen that quote as well but I don't sum it up or paraphrase it quite the way you do (i.e., I beat my wives because I'm peaceful). In fact, the quote you provided seems to be him establishing exactly what he was in an honest way...a man with flaws and great contradictions.

@thebeesknees2550

5 жыл бұрын

@@hungfao it still messes me up to think of the way he treated Julian and his Mother. I also don't know how much he actually changed, he cheated on yoko until she just gave up and accepted it.

Chapman sounds so eerily calm when he talks about the infamous killing. He sounds as if he is a sociopath. And that is an understatement.

@erichaynes7502

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely extreme Narcissistic Personality Disorder

@Valerie72

2 жыл бұрын

yes if he were that would make total sense, that he was very calm and that he thinks everyone should and could understand it. its absence of empathy.

How hypocritical for someone who claims to preach the word of God, to be Christian & yet commit the ultimate sin.

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, that speaks to all of humanity. The duality of being human.

@gtx-808

5 жыл бұрын

Look up religions history all the massacre they did only cause people were from religion I guess is in their nature & don't get me started with the Christians terrorisrs

@MJQueenForever

5 жыл бұрын

With wars faught in "God's name"... What's one celeb eh? He was more into Caulfield than Christianity... Also, JIM JONES, much?

@matiaspereyra9375

5 жыл бұрын

Lennon was a hypocrite too. Its a parallel iorny

@rockmusicexclusivez2975

5 жыл бұрын

Jesus said “Many will come in my name .. do not be fooled” so you cant blame the Christian religion itself you have to judge a man by his actions and jesus never told anybody to kill !!!

Say what you want about John Lennon, but the man made great music and the world was robbed of his talent way sooner than it should've been.

@sebastianjakobsen785

5 жыл бұрын

why do you say "say what you want about John lennon" When everybody loves him makes no seens

@georgeevangel4292

4 жыл бұрын

WELL SAID ALL THAT MUSIC THAT WE WERE CHEATED OUT OF

@Oogwayne

4 жыл бұрын

@0202 pmurT He'd not A pedophile stop spreading false info and extending it and lieing about it.

@falcon759

3 жыл бұрын

@@sebastianjakobsen785 "When everybody loves him" You must live in a bubble or something. Of course not everybody loves him. Same can be said about ANY famous person.

@barbarajones2563

3 жыл бұрын

AMEN

His five year old son would have spent his Christmas wondering where his father was and missing him.

The thing that’s driving me crazy after watching this, is that he was saved by a fisherman in the middle of his suicide attempt. What if he was never found. John would still be here. His death still deeply saddens me.

@briangriffin6224

Жыл бұрын

Chapman was a weak man. A tough man can be dangerous, but a weak man is dangerous.

This man doesn’t even deserve a documentary, he should never be spoken of again

@johntuttle3245

4 жыл бұрын

NoodleSimmer a carbon copy of John Hinckley.....right down too his MK Ultra trigger mechanism....Catcher in the Rye......lennons murder was a test case for what the CIA and its real boss George Bush Sr had planned for Reagan.....Lennons murder was a test drive practice for the main event

@joellagonzales6343

4 жыл бұрын

M did you know theres a theory that Stephen king (yes that Stephen king the guy who made the shinning and IT) with help from the u.s gooveent and he uaed this guy to cover up the evince

@bradrules49

4 жыл бұрын

We need to figure out why these ppl do these things. We can’t just act like they don’t exist.

@jeremynkim8434

4 жыл бұрын

He took a true brother of the people away from us

@duran007fan5

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeremynkim8434 I agree, not only did he kill John Lennon, he killed a whole generation on the night of 12/08/1980.

I think John would be shaking his head in disbelief that the world hasn't leant anything by their past mistakes, but I'm sure he would still be saying, Please.. Please.. Give Peace a Chance!! R.I.P JOHN.

@am5790

4 жыл бұрын

yes, give peace to all who are suffering from hunger, homelessness, famine, war, and the elderly homeless...

@lynkent677

4 жыл бұрын

@@am5790 Amen!

@zanzibar6508

4 жыл бұрын

Peace to white men!

@TheHeavensFellen

4 жыл бұрын

These murders only care about here and now, no compromises, instigate and be aggressive, remember that NYC rabbi that said he deserved to be killed.(afterwards).

We lost someone so so special :(

Fascinating and little known story. We always hear about the Manson murders, Ted Bundy, and Lee Harvey Oswald, but this story is equally important.

Mark Chapman was totally depressed and inadequate ,previously a drug user and unable to fi his way,and instead of killing himself took it on poor John Lennon

@seanohare5488

Жыл бұрын

True

Narrator keeps saying the pop singer. Think he was a bit more than that.

You just never know what goes on in a persons mind.

@seanohare5488

Жыл бұрын

True because human nature takes over the idealism

Catcher in the Rye was an interesting book but where this guy went with it, he is truly lost. I loved the Beatles when I was a kid. They did change the world. Not this guy...

@Pamledger478

3 жыл бұрын

The Catcher In The Rye is used in Monarch programming to created an assasin

I can’t believe he killed a legend just because his own life sucked and he couldn’t “hack the system” called life. He was so young. He had his whole life to try and try again as everyone does. Even John Lennon himself struggled with his own demons. Is he any happier now? He could’ve been. He wasn’t homeless, so he had that going for him. Sometimes you gotta hit rock bottom before you figure out how to swim back up again. I’ve done it many times but I always find a way to swim back up. It’s life. Some are luckier than others but that’s also life. All you can do is try. It’s better than being in a cell as he is now.

I read Catcher in the Rye while in high school, during the late ‘70’s but it never gave me the inclination to kill John Lennon, or anyone else!! Simply put, a psychopath blaming his crime on someone, or something else!

@thegreenbird795

2 жыл бұрын

I've heard that book is mentioned in many conspiracy theories...weird.

@briangriffin6224

Жыл бұрын

Chapman, self-loathing, self-centered and weak.

@seanohare5488

Жыл бұрын

Well Said

İt is not worth saying the name of this pycho killer. He doesn't diserve this documenrary

@christophercarr7691

6 жыл бұрын

mehmet yüksel He definitely does. An analysis of this peculiar murder and the conspiracies sourrounding it are necessary.

@rainmechanic

6 жыл бұрын

Mark David Chapman was a better person than John "Che" Lennon.. Less of a hypocrite too.

@adriannys.3324

6 жыл бұрын

rainmechanic John Lennon didnt murder anyone.

@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631

5 жыл бұрын

Mark David Chapman lives!!!!!!😍😍🐻😋😋

@tyronwilliams6014

5 жыл бұрын

1.05 patch installed.

What gets me is why the doorman let this guy hang around all night !

@songofseikilos8659

Жыл бұрын

chapman kept slipping the doorman 20 dollars when doorman told him to get lost.

Certain things about John Lennon I liked & certain things about John Lennon I didn't like, but the man didn't have to die like that.

At the time of his death, John had booked studio to work on Ringo's album which Paul and George were already contributing. Who knows what could have been.

@paulthrutner9114

5 жыл бұрын

who cares

@michaelrimz4477

5 жыл бұрын

Definiteley a massive possibility by 1981 the group had been broken up for 11 years, the seventies were to soon for.them to reunite the 80s could have.turmed out amazing had Lennon lived. I definiteley think we would have seen something by 83/84.

@michaelrimz4477

5 жыл бұрын

In.the Peebles interview before.he dies he mentions about going back into the studio after Christmas and doing some recording work which is about milk.and honey, and he had the idea for the 3rd album he was planning on he says. Once those 3 albums are released if he lives. I think from there he would have evaluated where he was going and if it was successful I definitely think the Beatles would have reunited by 1984

@michaelrimz4477

5 жыл бұрын

Such a shame as hearing him in his 1980 interviews he sounds full.of energy and life and raring to get back into things for his big 80s comeback. He was coming to.liverpool in 1981 for the first time in 10 years and he had his double fantasy tour all set for.may 81

@shawnhapney8784

5 жыл бұрын

Michael efthymiou I think they may have performed at 'Live Aid'.

one of the worst days ever. John was kind to him. Pure evil loser. Beatles reunion and twenty John albums and world tour / over..

@tyronwilliams6014

5 жыл бұрын

1.05 patch installed LOL

@jerseysucks6158

5 жыл бұрын

@mark rylander good as in what? Lennon being dead?? You're a SICKO!!

@sallyj3552

5 жыл бұрын

@mark rylander you are pathetic and it makes me happy to know that anyone with a brain that sees comments like yours will agree. Doesn't even matter if you care for John or the Beatles you are pathetic and you wouldn't respond like that in person because you are a coward

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

@@jerseysucks6158 Rylander is probably one of those kids that blames everyone else for his problems, has no compassion, no ideals, and thinks the Beatles and the Monkees we're the same band.

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

@@sallyj3552 Mark Rylander sounds like a narcissistic millennial. Everything wrong is someone else's fault. No compassion, no drive, no optimism, no altruism. Just a lot of me, me, me. I feel sad and sick about him. He is our future.

I can’t make it through this video no matter how well it’s made. Mark Chapman doesn’t deserve 55 minutes from so many ppl but I understand why it was made. Hopefully insight to the killing can prevent the deaths of others.

His girlfriend saying she couldn't tell anyone about it and here she is on national TV telling everyone ?!?!?

@dammitttman8

3 жыл бұрын

At the bar,,too.....lol

What an interesting documentary! Keep it up! RIP John Lennon.

This documentary seems to blame J D Salinger. Salinger’s ‘Catcher in the Rye’ is many people’s favorite work of fiction, including myself. As a teenager I identified with the hero Holden Caufield, as many teenagers since the 1950s have done so. However, sane persons grow up and mature past hero worship. Sane persons don’t murder as fictional characters. Chapman was a deranged individual who never grew up. Signing his copy of ‘Catcher’ to Holden Caufield from Holden Caufield speaks volumes. I signed my copy New York city, and the date purchased. For John Lennon to have been murdered by a lunatic still saddens me. I also felt sorrow for J D Salinger who was still alive at the time of Lennon’s murder. Outrageous that Salinger should bear any blame, as the documentary implied. Written on what should have been Lennon’s 79th birthday. RIP John Lennon and J D Salinger.

@williamcovey4162

2 жыл бұрын

Do we blame persons for anti-social acts after reading Mein Kampf?

@seanohare5488

Жыл бұрын

Well said

It's been 38 years since the death of a legend. His songs will remain forever, his legacy is one that is unmatched in this era. Time goes by and I was fortunate enough to listen to him when he was alive. Rest in peace John Lennon!

The ultimate nobody gaining fame from killing the ultimate somebody

This killer, probably has someone or something to blame for every wrong he ever committed. Just a coward. If he really believed his own confession he would have killed himself before police arrived. Now the taxpayers get to feed this killer, while he sits back and reflects on his life, and the story of a fictional character. Unbelievable.

Imagine there's no Chapman.

@songofseikilos8659

Жыл бұрын

ALL...

To listen to him talk he sounds well spoken and normal, you'd never think he was a psychotic killer. He talks about his senseless murder of JL as if it was some other person. I guess if that's schizophrenia, they should work on developing early detection.

I read "Catcher in the Eye", & Mark D Chapman is nothing like Holden Caufield.

This video is just feeding the infamy that John Lennon's killer craved.

@cameronpickard7456

5 жыл бұрын

craved and recieved

I remember being woken by my partner early , about 7am, and he said ''John Lennon is dead''... The vividness of the memory, the still, dawn-dark room, the grey air, and partner's shocked voice and the digital red of the clock radio that told of the unbelievable news. I had seen all the Beatles in person as a 4 yr old child, when they filmed in our road early one morning..also a vivid memory. {Ailsa Ave} The small terraced houses that each of the Four Beatles lived in, in the film..{the house interiors were filmed at a local film studios}.

@daBEAGLE1017

4 жыл бұрын

Did you see the Beatles or see them separately? Either way, I'm envious of it.

@Oakleaf700

4 жыл бұрын

@@daBEAGLE1017 They were all together.. This was the scene..I was very young, but remember the hushed awe.... kzread.info/dash/bejne/i6yTmdqjoNy5e5M.html

@johntuttle3245

4 жыл бұрын

Oakleaf700 I was watching Monday Night Football.......Howard Cosell interrupted the game in the final moments of the game to announce JL had been murdered......was a Horrible Shock......i was a Jr in high school

@johncunningham409

4 жыл бұрын

Same thing happen to me

He should NEVER be let out of Prison. EVER.

Best documentary on Chapman I have seen so far.....

I wrote a song for you John..✌️❤️ love you. R.I.P.

We were in English class at PVC middle school in Croton on Hudson NY. Something was going wrong. We were doing oral reports. The school is part of a Dr King program. Alex started acting up, and another boy kept telling him to calm down. Someone might have left the room. 10 minutes later we got the news.

RIP.John Lennon

The wicked and the sick will mis-use anything to justify their wickedness whether it is chapman with catcher in the rye , manson with the beatles white album , or many psychos with god.

as I understand it,chapman never went to trial.he is in a cell with a small window which looks out onto concrete and is let out for exercise in the concrete courtyard for one hour a day,for the rest of his life.if you watch the film of lennon performing imagine,camera scans across the audience and it looks like chapman sitting at one of the tables up front.

Wonderful Documentary

What i personally find the most disturbing about this tragedy is that i have always been a huge fan of both The Beatles and catcher in the rye.

He should have been charged with a crime against humanity

@organbuilder272

4 жыл бұрын

That little catch-all had not been fabricated at that time. It is something new that the US can use against other nations and people but not against itself.

@trissloan2340

4 жыл бұрын

@basil fawlty No. Mass murder or genocide is.

8:27 The Beatles arrived in the US on Feb.7 1964 not in August.

"between atlanta and georgia" is a strange choice of words

Mark David Chapman, in a strange way, was the perfect killer for John Lennon. A man whose lyrics were read into far too deeply, was killed by a man who read into the metaphorical meaning of a book far too deeply. Who took his own feelings of inadequacy, jealousy, obsession and rage and turned the subtext around to affiliate with a fictional character who was fighting against ‘phoniness’. In reality Chapman was an obsessed man, no surprise a musician himself, who had jealous rage for John Lennon he hid behind the interpreted meaning of some book he read. Jealousy inadequacy and obsession is a dangerous mix, people will kill others to fight their real feelings of inferiority.

@bellahanna4857

2 жыл бұрын

MY FRIEND DO NOT EVEN TRY ..THE THING WHICH PUZZLED ME AND A LOT OF OTHER ..WHY HE CHOOSE JOHN ???

@songofseikilos8659

Жыл бұрын

thats what charlie manson thought too

I always felt something didn't add up with this man. John was all about peace and love. However he wasn't without serious faults with the way he treated his first family. His killer was no doubt mentally ill.

And accurate retelling of a tragic story. Well done.

Anyone who thinks that Mark Chapman was a crazy guy who killed my father for personal reasons is either not right or naive, "said John Lennon's son Sean. The official version went so far that Lennon's killer was a frustrated fan. But the labor and destitute guard Chapmann had traveled around the world in the pre-murder era, staying in Lebanon, where the CIA maintained a secret training camp. One of the psychiatrists who judged Chapmann in court. Milton Kline, was a member of a secret training program "Mind Control", which examined, among other things, how to "program" people. Back then there was the project COINTELPRO at the FBI and later the OPERATION CHAOS, with which prominent exponents of the anti-war movement, the hippie scene and the cannabis-activists were monitored and defamed. "Targeted killings" were officially among the methods. Incidentally, it is mentioned in the Cannabis Culture article that even the infamous Manson murders that defamed the substance LSD were probably staged by OPERATION CHAOS.

@videowithcathy

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. I think today many eyes have been opened to what's really going on in the world... no different than it was back then but it is being exposed more.

@SoIoCreep

5 жыл бұрын

Go back to the Alex Jones channel and stay there.

@thethrowawaythatstayed7055

5 жыл бұрын

SoIoCreep lol right?!

@DellaStreet123

4 жыл бұрын

As sorry as I feel for Sean for losing his father so early, I think he isn't competent to make that statement.

@Albertanator

2 жыл бұрын

Hilarious....people and their loony conspiracy theories.....priceless.

What was he doing in Chicago for 3 days? ??

My empathetic side wants to feel pity for this monster but, I just can't do it. Mental illness is so sad.

I thought the Catcher in the Rye was more funny than anything else. There really wasn't much of a plot in the story. Just a sketch of a smart 16 year old kid who is flunking out of school, because of boredom, basically. And then he wanders around New York City for three days. That is pretty much it. I certainly didn't take any grand vision from it. To me, just an amusing, well written short tale.

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

Read it again. Teenage angst can run really deep when one is in it. Perhaps, one would benefit from Spark Notes.

Wow. This documentary is truly mind blowing...

Catcher in the rye is so OVERRATED!

I was 9 years old when this happened. This is how I found out who The Beatles & John Lennon were. Scary way to find out when you're just a kid still. Makes an interesting statement about Mental Illness. When I was young I wanted to meet certain celebrities. Not kill them. But as I got older I realised that these people aren't who they are in the public image. Some I would still like to meet & some I'm glad I didn't. When I was young I wanted to be a rock star. Thank God that never happened. I wouldn't like the publicity & I don't want to be hunted down by someone with these problems.

I really enjoyed this. My only complaint is I wish you had many more commercials. Being interrupted every 3 minutes wasn't good enough. Can you please interrupt me every 1 and 1/2 minutes! thank you very much.

7:27--8:00 beautiful sounds, could've been so much more. WHO WOULD KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND THE FULL RECORDING????

I love the reporter at the beginning asking, what I imagine is from the police, "is he some kind of screwball?" What a question!

Imagine. Just. Imagine.

If only that fisherman had minded his own business.

Terribly sad still. When you consider the things that Lennon coped with and overcame in his early life and his private life, with fame beyond comprehension, personal demons, a life of contradictions...to reach 40 and seem to be really happy and content for the first time, only to be murdered. I don't paint Lennon as some kind of a saint. He was a human being and had plenty of faults just like you and me, but he was an incredible talent and whether you are a fan or not The Beatles and his role in the group changed music forever. He didn't deserve such a grissly violent and shocking end to a short and brilliant life. Chapman is a mystery to me. Was he really mentally sick or just another dejected loser, washed up and angry at the world. What a truly bizarre and tragic tale.

Two questions about this... 1: why was this made? 2: why and how did they get the rights to the Beatles music for this.

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

This was made because we need to know what happened and possibly why. There was no Beatles music played . Have a nice day.

The time line doesn't fit. The girl says she was 15 and he was 17 when they broke up. Then the narration claims at 16 he reads the book and becomes obsessed.

@michaelrimz4477

5 жыл бұрын

The whole show is all fiction It was a government killing sponsored by the cia, check up the Dakota doorman that night, Lennon was a serious threat who could influence the youth against war he had just come out of retirement after 5 years raising his son sean, as soon as he comes out, Bam he,s dead, a month later, a right wing government comes in, they did not want a John Lennon in the 1980s speaking out about there foreign policy

Mark David Chapman representing the Super Christians!

@MaureenDeVries-wd9mh

10 ай бұрын

Yikes

well done

why are there so many ads

John Lennon will like forever in his wonderful music

I'll probably never read this book because of how it sickens me what this monster did. But, at least Mark didn't win, by doing what he did, he immortalized John Lennon forever. His name is way more widely known & anyone thinking of love & peace think of John Lennon.

I entered a talent contest and they asked me what I wanted to do. I said Imagine the keyboard player didn't know it. I had learned it on guitar just recently. I played it and won the contest 25$. That was for John.

@shanet5604

Жыл бұрын

No,that was for you,so you could print your self interested story on KZread…

what a waste

I know everyone hates this guy but I was wondering what happened. So thank you for the documentary even though he was/is a demonic person.

Mark Chapman got his 15 minutes of fame. But those few minutes of fame will cost him dearly because he will never be a free man again. He has been denied parole 10 times already, and chances are if he applies again he will be denied parole again. That's his destiny.

I'm a little confused. Is the documentary blaming The Catcher in the Rye?

Damn. What is that song at 7:28?

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

An unpublished Mark Chapman song....

Holden Caufield was an antihero, he was not the best role model. I think he was bipolar too,

Did he receive professional help for his depression?

10 ads? Seriously?

Lennon is gone, but his legacy lives on. And I'm not going to replace it with the memory of the infamy of one lone loser with a gun.

Didn't the security people check his bags he cold have been stoped

How much Ad Sense needs to be crammed into 55 minutes???? Geez I've lost count and lost interest in this segment!!!!!

@dokkenratt

5 жыл бұрын

I concur wholeheartedly!!

@kylemc7843

5 жыл бұрын

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@SUGAR_XYLER

5 жыл бұрын

I lost interest at 0:25 😁

Shame you didn't take time to use captions of alot of this,,barley understand Chapman's words..

Can someone please tell me the name of the song at 41:19? I’ve been trying to find it.

@user9xyz836

2 жыл бұрын

Watching the Wheels.

This so-called documentary pays altogether too much attention to this killer's words as if they contain some hidden profundity. They don't. The man deserves to be forgotten.

@Joyful_leo

4 жыл бұрын

Bad people aren’t forgotten mediocre people are...

Red flags 🚩 everywhere.

The shooting instructor sounded like he was trying to prove his own innocence or something (as if he were being implicated). A bit strange.

The guy should have been put in the electric chair and made to suffer forever

It's a pity that his suicide attempt was interrupted. He thought of himself as extraordinary, like The Beatles and the event of the assassination, but he was thoroughly ordinary.

@songofseikilos8659

Жыл бұрын

just like all psycho murderers their nothing but waste of life.no excuses

Wonder why Lennon had no security.

Mother should i trust the government ?

@roxannejones7959

5 жыл бұрын

No.

@anycolouryoulike8567

4 жыл бұрын

Mother do you think they will break my balls?

John Lennon should have just imagined there were no snubnose .38s

So sad and now we are only left with his memory, and yoko...

I will always love john lennon, such a good man, funny man, awsome man, R.I.P John lennon

I never made it past the first page of that book before I threw it away! And I went to school in the 60’s and 70’s . Wasn’t banned then!

"The Catcher in the Rye" probably killed more people than all of those albums I listened to, so far...

@welcometogreenaquasglen1846

5 жыл бұрын

That's ridiculous! I mean old Holden was troubled and conflicted he really was, but he was no murderer.

@jokerswildio

5 жыл бұрын

It's only how a work of art affects someone. In a sense we own the material once we take it in as we interpret it in our own unique way. The way a person measures a work of art is a good indication of their sanity and spiritual and mental health. Would you blame John Lennon and Paul McCartney for the Manson murders because they wrote Helter Skelter?

Ironically John Lennon would balk at all this attention lavished on him because of the way he died. John railed against the "cult of Celebrity ".I wonder if people would feel that way about him if he had lived?

@MaureenDeVries-wd9mh

10 ай бұрын

Good question

Theres no doubt in prison he is probably what you call a celebrity inmate, I am sure they have him locked away from the other inmates in his prison or I am sure someone would have killed him to make a name for themselves, not that I care but just wondering how he is still alive

“Nine Stories”, by Salinger, is so much more enjoyable. Catcher in the rye is great, but a bit unpleasant after the first read.

Did the jurnolist call him a screwball isn't that from catch in the rye lol

This is nuts now I realise