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Forgiveness for the Infamous

He’s one of the most notorious men in recent history.  When Mark David Chapman shot and killed John Lennon outside the Dakota apartment building on a cold December evening in Manhattan in 1980, his name was added to a list of infamy:  Lee Harvey Oswald, James Earl Ray, Sihran Sihran, John Hinckley.

By Steve Rempe
March 24, 2016
forgiveness | John Lennon | Ken Babbington | Mark David Chapman | Mercy

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