Portfolio entry # 11 A letter

After Mark Chapman, the man who shot and killed John Lennon, had been up for parole, Yoko Ono, Lennon's widow, wrote a letter to the Parole Board opposing to his release. In that letter she expressed that:
1) if the subject were to be released, many people would feel betrayed.
2) herself and John's sons would feel unsafe for the rest of their lives.
3) other people who would like to receive world attention could do the same as Chapman, bringing back the chaos and confussion again.
4) it would not be fair that Chapman enjoyed a normal life when Lennon had lost his life.
5) it would not be safe for Chapman since Lennon's fans might decide to take justice into their own hands.