ALBANY, N.Y., Aug. 11 (UPI) -- Mark David Chapman, the man convicted of killing Beatles great John Lennon, has been receiving conjugal visits at a New York prison, officials say.
Correctional Services Department spokesman Erik Kriss confirmed Chapman, who fatally shot the British music star Dec. 8, 1980, has been able to spend 44 hours straight with his wife Gloria as part of a "family reunion" program, the New York Daily News reported Monday.