The Lives of John Lennon released to the public. Lennon's widow Yoko Ono threatened to sue for libel, claiming the book made her briefly consider suicide, but never pursued any legal action, later explaining that she wanted to maintain a positive attitude and that her lawyers had advised her a civil action would only draw more attention to the book. Lennon's first wife Cynthia Lennon denounced the book, stating "Every single person was annihilated. My mother was called a bulldog and a domineering woman, which was nothing—"nothing"—like my mother. And he called "me" a spaniel. I thought, I'd rather be a spaniel than a Rottweiler,
Murder of John Lennon what is depicted in the film "The Lennon Report" (2016) and the reason the film was made; The reason we came forward with the story was because in order for the truth to have any weight or credibility, people really needed to understand what happened. One of the biggest revelations of the film is that Dr. David Halleran ... not Dr. Stephan Lynn ... performed the surgery on Lennon that night ... Dr. Marks, who worked alongside Halleran. The credits at the end of the film contain eyewitness accounts by those in attendance in the ER. The account that Yoko