In part two of our deep dive into Mark David Chapman, we explore the unraveling of his psyche in the months and days leading up to John Lennon's murder.

From his obsession with The Catcher in the Rye to his fixation on celebrity hypocrisy, Chapman's delusions intensified as he plotted a killing that he believed

would give his life meaning. We'll examine the eerie calm with which he carried out the assassination,

his strange behavior in the aftermath, and the chilling details of his confession. We'll also look at

the legal proceedings that followed. The role

as mental state played in avoiding trial and the ongoing controversy around his multiple

denied parole attempts. I'm Mike. I'm Ian.

And I'm Dave. If you're considering violence towards someone, take a deep breath, count to

ten. Don't go near that person until you're

calm down. So stick around. I guess all we are saying is give peace a chance. This is

Necronomopod. I'm. I'm.

I'm

. I was, I walked into a room recently that had a TV playing in the background.

And it was, what's that show on A&E, forensicnsic Files. Yeah. Which is just like nonstop. Just, it's necrono-pot if you take out all the fun talk we have and just get straight to the gore. Yeah. Essentially. Good narrator, though. Yeah. The voice is nice. Yeah, but I never really watched it.

But I wasn't even paying attention.

I was just kind of like walking by.

And I heard they brought in blood splatter expert.

And I'm like, did they just fucking say blood splatter expert?

Yeah.

This is a thing.

I don't think we've ever discussed this before.

There is a guy who walks around with a business card that says blood splatter expert. Hey, what do you do? I'm an expert at blood splatter. You can tell a lot by what happened in the crime, how the blood pattern is, right? Yeah. Just the fact that there is one possession dedicated to it, though, threw me off.

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