A New John Lennon Documentary Comes Out Today
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You can stream it on Apple TV+
A new Apple TV+ documentary detailing the final moments of music legend John Lennon – and the subsequent chaos that followed – is coming to the streaming platform today. Here’s everything you need to know about John Lennon: Murder Without A Trial before you watch.
Everything You Need To Know About John Lennon: Murder Without A Trial
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What Is It About?
New documentary John Lennon Murder: Without A Trial takes us back in time to the night The Beatles frontman died, with first-person interviews with friends, doctors and investigators revealing what happened across three episodes. Lennon was murdered on 8 December 1980, having been fatally shot by Mark David Chapman in the archway of the Dakota, the musician’s residence in New York City.
The synopsis for each episode on Apple TV+ reveals what to expect: episode one brings together Lennon’s close friends, episode two follows the investigation carried out by detectives and doctors and the final episode shows how the legal team defending ‘the most hated man in America’ prepared a defence.
The documentary also promises to reveal John Lennon’s last words for the first time.
Who Will Be In The Documentary?
As mentioned, the documentary will feature people who were close to Lennon and who were involved in the murder investigation. Some key figures include David Halleran, ER doctor, Joe Many, a porter at The Dakota, and Charles Mcgowan, Chapman’s pastor.
Is There A Trailer?
Yes, Apple TV+ dropped a trailer for the documentary at the end of November. You can watch it below:
When Will John Lennon Murder: Without A Trial Come Out?
The documentary comes out today, Wednesday 6 December 2023.
Can You Stream It?
John Lennon: Murder Without A Trial is available to stream both in the UK and US on Apple TV+. tv.apple.com
Images courtesy of Apple TV
