Who killed John Lennon?

[HejiraHenry]

Get out the tin foil and shape yourself a big-ash hat, because here's a guy who says Lennon was killed by ...

... future horror best-seller Stephen King:

http://www.lennonmurdertruth.com/index.asp

 

[HejiraHenry]

Ugh.

Yep. But some on this board may want to buy into it.

The amazing thing is, I heard this Lightfoot guy on the radio the other day ... and it wasn't Coast to Coast.

 

[Chi City 81]

Get out the tin foil and shape yourself a big-ash hat, because here's a guy who says Lennon was killed by ...

... future horror best-seller Stephen King:

http://www.lennonmurdertruth.com/index.asp

How the fork did you find this? The epithet isn't meant for you; just used for exasperation.

 

[HejiraHenry]

Get out the tin foil and shape yourself a big-ash hat, because here's a guy who says Lennon was killed by ...

... future horror best-seller Stephen King:

http://www.lennonmurdertruth.com/index.asp

How the fork did you find this? The epithet isn't meant for you; just used for exasperation.

Twirling the dial, this guy was on some morning radio show ... for a moment or two.

When I got to the office, it took about two seconds to Google him up.

 

[tyler durden 71351]

I think this nutbag has been around for a while.
Some left-wing nutcase also wrote a book with the theory that former President Ronald Reagan had a hand in Lennon's murder. The good thing is the more time people like that spend writing books, the less time they spend arguing with themselves on street corners.

 

[Terence Mann]

If you're talking about "Who Killed John Lennon?" written by Fenton Bresler in the 1980s, your characterization of the author and of the premise of the book are awfully simplistic and misleading. Bresler, a lawyer and and author, is hardly a left-wing nutcase. He also didn't suggest Reagan, whose rise to national political prominence is a big part of the book, had a hand in Lennon's murder. Rather, he put forth a compelling case that the politically powerful behind Reagan had the means (CIA ops) and motive (eliminating the one person the FBI perceived and documented as capable of rallying the most people against Reagan) to pull off such a hit. Do I believe the book? I don't know, but he never said Reagan had a hand in it. I don't think he'd consider Reagan aware enough to have known if any of it had ever been contemplated.

I've heard this book dismissed and ridiculed, but always by people who never read it cover to cover and checked its impressive list of footnotes and sourcing.

 

[Buck]

I've heard about Bresler's impressive footnotes and sourcing, but always from people who are trying to interject Bresler book into a discussion about Steve Lightfoot's book.

 

[Terence Mann]

If you're talking about "Who Killed John Lennon?" written by Fenton Bresler in the 1980s, your characterization of the author and of the premise of the book are awfully simplistic and misleading. Bresler, a lawyer and and author, is hardly a left-wing nutcase. He also didn't suggest Reagan, whose rise to national political prominence is a big part of the book, had a hand in Lennon's murder. Rather, he put forth a compelling case that the politically powerful behind Reagan had the means (CIA ops) and motive (eliminating the one person the FBI perceived and documented as capable of rallying the most people against Reagan) to pull off such a hit. Do I believe the book? I don't know, but he never said Reagan had a hand in it. I don't think he'd consider Reagan aware enough to have known if any of it had ever been contemplated.

I've heard this book dismissed and ridiculed, but always by people who never read it cover to cover and checked its impressive list of footnotes and sourcing.

Interesting monologue.

Except it's totally irrelevant. We're actually discussing "Who Really Killed John Lennon?", by Steve Lightfoot ... maybe you should've checked the sourcing.

I know what the subject of the thread is about. If you'll check tyler's post, the one immediately preceding mine, you'll see the reason for my "monologue."

 

[Terence Mann]

I've heard about Bresler's impressive footnotes and sourcing, but always from people who are trying to interject Bresler book into a discussion about Steve Lightfoot's book.

I wasn't the one who interjected a mention of another book into a discussion about Lightfoot's book. I was responding to the person who did. You and the other buck must not have noticed his post. But I'll let you guys get back to the topic.

 

[Buck]

Please don't let reason get in the way of the jokes.

 

[BYH]

Get out the tin foil and shape yourself a big-ash hat, because here's a guy who says Lennon was killed by ...

... future horror best-seller Stephen King:

http://www.lennonmurdertruth.com/index.asp

How the fork did you find this? The epithet isn't meant for you; just used for exasperation.

Twirling the dial, this guy was on some morning radio show ... for a moment or two.

When I got to the office, it took about two seconds to Google him up.

The next thread you start better be "Holy crap! Satellite radio! Where have you been all my life?"

Get satellite, eliminate ship like this.

 

[HejiraHenry]

Heh. I guess that's so.

The constructive purpose this sort of fellow serves, ai suppose, is to draw a bright line on the floor.

As long as you and I can stay on the other side of the line from him, it's all good.