New
York
(ANI):
Late
Beatle
star
John
Lennon
was
a
sadistic
man
who
abused
the
women
in
his
life
regularly,
according
to
a
tell-all
book.
The
tome,
entitled
John
Lennon:
The
Life,
has
been
written
by
Beatles
biographer
Philip
Norman.
It
reveals
the
unprovoked
acts
of
cruelty,
jealous
rage
and
perverse
sexual
fantasies
of
Lennon.
The
book,
which
Yoko
Ono
had
contributed
hugely
to,
painted
Lennon
in
such
an
ugly
way
that
even
she
felt
it
was
too
mean.
It
also
reveals
his
callous
treatment
of
Yoko,
the
physical
and
verbal
abuse
of
his
two
sons,
and
his
chronic
infidelities.
The
story
written
by
Norman
reveals
how
Cynthia,
Lennon's
first
wife,
came
to
know
he
was
having
an
affair
with
Ono,
when
she
walked
in,
after
she
came
back
from
a
vacation
in
Greece,
on
the
two
of
them
sitting
on
the
floor
together,
wearing
matching
bathrobes.
"John
showed
no
sign
of
guilt
or
even
surprise,
merely
looking
round
with
a
casual,
''Oh
.
.
.
hi''," the
New
York
Post
quoted
Norman
has
having
written.
Lennon
was
very
possessive
about
Ono,
and
when
they
first
started
dating,
he
forced
her
to
write
down
a
list
of
men
she
had
slept
with,
so
that
he
could
treat
each
of
them
like
a
"mortal
enemy".
He
even
insisted
that
Ono
accompanied
him
to
studio
sessions,
a
thing
the
other
band
members
had
agreed
never
to
do.
He
even
made
her
follow
him
to
the
men's
bathroom.
"People
said
I
followed
him
to
the
men's
room,
but
he
made
me
go
with
him," Ono
had
told
Norman.
"He
thought
that
if
he
left
me
alone
with
the
other
Beatles
even
for
a
minute,
I
might
go
off
with
one
of
them,"
she
had
revealed.
Ono
further
revealed
that
Lennon
told
her
he
regretted
never
bedding
his
mother,
Julia,
who
had
been
killed
by
a
speeding
off-duty
cop''s
car
when
John
was
17.
Besides
his
lewd
comments
and
sadistic
behaviour,
the
singer
also
cheated
on
her
in
her
presence
on
the
night
of
Nixon's
re-election.
"She
didn't
come
on
to
him
at
all,
he
just
pulled
her
and
went
into
the
next
room.
And
then
they
were
groping
and
all
that,
and
we
were
all
quiet,"
Ono
recalled.
"Then
one
of
the
other
guests
was
very
kind
and
put
a
record
on,
Bob
Dylan
or
something,
so
that
we
don''t
hear
it.
But
we
heard
it
anyway.
And
everyone
had
their
coats
in
the
next
room,
where
John
and
this
girl
are
making
out
so
nobody
can
go
home," she
stated.
Even
his
children
were
at
the
receiving
end
of
his
viciousness
and
abusive.
One
friend
recalls
Lennon
yelling,
"No,
I'm
not
going
to
mend
your
f---ing
bicycle,"
to
his
young
son.