#11 Yoko Ono's letter to the Parole board

Twenty years after John Lennon's murder his widow Yoko Ono Lennon wrote a letter to the Parole Board expressing her disgust when there was a possible release of Mark David Chapman, her husband's killer. The main points to highlight from her letter are:

1. How important John Lennon was for his relatives and followers around the world.
2. Her feelings about her husband's death.
3. The idea that people’s lives can change in a matter of seconds.
4. How justice may incentivise the behaviour of those who want to commit a crime.
5. Violence begets violence.