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| | Gene Austin [ mp3 ]album: The Green Mile
format: mp3
release: 1999 year
bitrate: 128
length: 74:38 min
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 Tracks of The Green Mile:
 Old Alabama.mp3
Monstrous Big.mp3
The Two Dead Girls.mp3
The Mouse On The Mile.mp3
Foolishment.mp3
Billy-Be-Frigged.mp3
Coffey's Hands.mp3
Cheek To Cheek.mp3
Condemned Man.mp3
Limp Noodle.mp3
Scared Of The Dark.mp3
Wild Bill.mp3
Cigar Box.mp3
Circus Mouse.mp3
The Bad Death Of Eduard Delacroix.mp3
Boy's Eye.mp3
Two Run-Throughs.mp3
Red Over Green.mp3
I Can't Give You Anything But Love.mp3
That's The Deal.mp3
L'Homme Mauvais.mp3
An Offense To The Heart.mp3
Morphine & Cola.mp3
Night Journey.mp3
Danger Of Hell.mp3
Done Tom Turkey.mp3
Did You Ever See A Dream Walking.mp3
Trapingus Parish.mp3
Boogeyman.mp3
Shine My Knob.mp3
Briar Ridge.mp3
Coffey On The Mile.mp3
Punishment.mp3
Charmaine.mp3
Now Long Gone.mp3
No Exceptions.mp3
The Green Mile.mp3
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News from our arhive: Third time Mark David Chapman was denied |
Mark David Chapman, the man convicted of killing John Lennon in 1980, has been denied parole for a third time by the New York State Division of Parole.
In its statement to Chapman on Tuesday, the Division of Parole explained that the decision was "based on the extreme malicious intent you exhibited during the instant offense where you fired a handgun multiple times, striking your target — John Lennon."
Chapman, 49, shot and killed Lennon as the former Beatle was returning to his New York apartment on December 8, 1980. He is serving a prison sentence of 20 years to life at the Attica Correctional Facility near Buffalo, New York, and had been denied parole twice previously, in 2000 and 2002. Chapman is next eligible for a parole hearing in 2006.
In his 29-minute hearing, Chapman explained that he was motivated to shoot Lennon because of "the attention this murder would generate." The Division of Parole wrote that "although proven true, such rationale is bizarre and morally corrupt.
"Following a personal interview, a review of your records, and deliberation, your release to parole supervision at this time is denied," the statement continued. "To release you on parole would significantly undermine respect for the law."
Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, sent a letter to the Division of Parole saying that she remains afraid for her own safety and that of Sean and Julian, Lennon's children. An online petition opposing Chapman's parole, organized by Lennon's fans, gathered more than 3,000 signatures. |
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