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Ono says she sympathizes with Mills
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John Lennon, Yoko Ono, the widow she says that Heather Mills is a result of their departure from the former Beatle Paul McCartney. Both Mills McCartney last month, explains divorce, with Sir Paul paid more than $ 50 million for conflict resolution. Ono told Sky News in Britain, it was difficult for women to be with men who are part of the Beatles. “It is not very easy for women, with the Beatles,” she said, adding that they “suffered, but the bear.” Ono also said she was disappointed with the collection on divorce Mills-McCartney, indicating that the press was difficult for the pair. “It is easier, a bad history … the documents for sale,” she said. “They [Heather Mills] just had to do their best.” Ono also said that they continue to oppose the release of John Lennon, Mark Chapman, murderer - with 52 years in prison for more than 27 years. “I really believe that the truth is still not changed,” she said. |
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