DID WE KILL JOHN LENNON?

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Authors: *Alen J. Salerian M.D.
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Abstract

Did We Kill John Lennon? Introduction: Mark David Chapman shot and killed John Lennon, outside his apartment building, the Dakota, in New York City on December 8, 1980. Chapman remained at the scene, reading” The Catcher in the Rye”, until police arrived. Since Lennon’s death allegations that he had been killed because of his opposition to the Vietnam War have emerged. Objective To determine whether John Lennon was a victim of Government Engineered Assassination (GEA). Method: We have reviewed publicly available data on John Lennon's death: Wikipedia., Encyclopedia Britannica, Potash P.,/ “Drugs as weapons against us, “The US vs. John Lennon, the documentary, Weiner A /“ Gimme Some Truth, Bressler F., Who killed John Lennon ?” Strongman F/John Lennon” Whelan D./Mind Games: The Assassination of John Lennon and applied the probability theory to projects odds of certainty that” John Lennon was a victim of GEA”. Results: 18 observations consistent with the hypothesis John Lennon was a victim of GEA and inconsistent with the null hypothesis. The odds of this projection to be accurate is %99.999. Discussion: Evidence of persecution by the US intelligent agencies, signature traits of GEA and coverup, supported by mathematical projections suggest John Lennon was a victim of GEA. Conclusion: John Lennon was a victim of GEA.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Intelligence Security War Strategy American Sports and Literature American Political and Social Dynamics

Publication details

Journal / source
European Journal Pharmaceutical and Medical Research
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN