The convicted murderer of John Lennon will have at least another two years to serve before becoming eligible for parole again.  A review board shot down the parole application Tuesday (9/7) of the man who shot Lennon down in December of 1980 outside of the New York City apartment building the singer and Yoko Ono lived in.  Ono joined tens of thousands of Beatles fans that notified the review board of their opposition to parole this or any other year for Mark David Chapman, the deranged loner that took Lennon's life on a sidewalk on the night of December 8 as the couple returned to their apartment in the Dakota following a recording session.  Lennon would have turned 70 this year.
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