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John Lennon's killer was denied parole for a second time, state officials said Wednesday (October 9).
Releasing Mark David Chapman after 22 years in prison would "deprecate the seriousness" of the crime, the parole board said in a statement and while Chapman had "acceptable" behavior in prison, that didn't guarantee he wouldn't pose a threat to society. At his first parole hearing two years ago, Chapman said he did not deserve to go free. He will be up for parole again in 2004.
Releasing Mark David Chapman after 22 years in prison would "deprecate the seriousness" of the crime, the parole board said in a statement and while Chapman had "acceptable" behavior in prison, that didn't guarantee he wouldn't pose a threat to society. At his first parole hearing two years ago, Chapman said he did not deserve to go free. He will be up for parole again in 2004.