John Lennon's last words were revealed!

Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland, 'John Lennon: Murder Without a Trial', narrated by Kiefer Sutherland, investigates the shooting of famous singer John Lennon by his obsessed fan Mark David Chapman on December 8, 1980 and the aftermath of the incident. In the documentary, in which many conspiracy theories that have been put forward since Lennon's death are also discussed, the last words of the famous singer were revealed.

HE DESCRIBED THOSE MOMENTS Jay Hastings, who worked at the reception desk of the building where John Lennon was shot dead, said, "He ran past me. He was saying, 'I've been shot.' There was blood coming out of his mouth. He just collapsed. I partially laid him on his back and took off his glasses and put them on the table. He was shouting to his wife, 'Call an ambulance, call an ambulance, call an ambulance!

"I THOUGHT A MOVIE WAS BEING FILMED" Taxi driver Richard Peterson said he witnessed the shooting while sitting in his parked car in front of the Dakota building, "As Lennon walks in, a young man says 'John Lennon'... He was a stocky guy. I'm looking at him through the windshield of my taxi. I'm watching him shoot him. This guy just shot John Lennon. I thought they were shooting a movie, but when I didn't see any lights or cameras or anything, I realized the situation and said, 'Hey, this is not a movie.

"HE'S THE MOST DISHONEST PERSON WHO EVER LIVED" The documentary also included an audio recording of Chapman's conversation with his lawyers as he applied for parole.

When asked why he shot Lennon, Mark David Chapman responded by referring to 'The Beatles' song, "All You Need Is Love', have you ever heard that? And my answer to that is, all you need is love and 250 million dollars. He's the biggest, most dishonest person ever."