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For me, only a confession of guilt can lead to the death penalty. If proven guilty, life sentence. If pleads guilty, Death.

mr. Sun king coming together said:

For me, only a confession of guilt can lead to the death penalty. If proven guilty, life sentence. If pleads guilty, Death.

Then you're giving a harsher sentence to someone who admits that they are guilty than someone who is proven guilty! That isn't how justice works. Also, insane people have been known to confess to crimes they haven't committed.

Johnandonandonandon said:
Look at JFK. it's most likely his death was a plot by the CIA.

"Most likely"? Most likely it had nothing to do with the CIA at all, just like 9/11, Princess Di, etc.

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Yet Lennon survived two years of being a game changer, King survived longer, and neither assassin had any relations with the CIA. If it was really so likely, everybody would have realised that at the time and the desire for change would have seen the CIA completely overthrown. It just isn't the done thing to assassinate nuisances, as they'll just be held up as martyrs.

There's so little evidence of a conspiracy that holds up. Insane man kills President. Insane man kills President's assassin. These were not people who you'd have in the loop of a plot to kill the President.

MI6 is little better than the CIA, yet nobody seriously believes Princess Diana was assassinated because she was pregnant and Prince Phillip was listening to her phone calls. It's just so implausible.

To say that the CIA has no connections to 9/11 is completely wrong, just google the name AB Buzzy Krongard and do some digging, that is if you really care.

If not, keep assuming away.

But we're getting too far off topic here, no one really knows who Mark was or was not connected to because most of his life is shrouded in mystery. I can tell you that he was not insane and had no real motivation for killing John, but outside of that everything is pure speculation. How do I know he's not insane? The judge at his trial said so, which is good enough for me.