A letter - Entry #11

Yoko Onno, John Lennon's widow, wrote a letter to the parole board when the subject of granting it to the musician's killer was in discussion. Here is a summary of her letter. A link to a copy of her letter is provided as well.

• Yoko Ono loved John Lennon profoundly. He was a kind man and his death affected her deeply.
• Yoko was in a state of denial when her husband died.
• She tries not to think about that fateful day, but it is very difficult for her.
• Lennon was a person who could enjoy his surroundings and nature even if he had been deprived of freedom.
• If Lennon’s killer was released on parole, his physical integrity would be in danger.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7G6NMHtraemSndUejBPMk1HU0ZJLVNXN2ZYSHNIM21GTFVj/view