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Unfortunately it worked. the serious question in the case is whether or not his mental illness impaired his ability to appreciate that what he was doing was wrong. simply being mentally ill does not acquit somebody. it's only if this mental illness impairs his ability to know and appreciate the nature and consequence of his conduct or it's wrong. >> he believes that chapman's mental illness began in childhood. mr. chapman was withdrawn at the age of 9 or 10. that is when he began imagining a whole world of people. little people. in the living room, in the walls of the living room. and he was t...

Public trial. >> mark david chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life and sent to the new york state penitentiary. in his interview with larry king, chapman claimed to have recovered from the mental illness that had led to his crime. >> it was me, larry. and i accept full responsibility for what i did. i have seen places where i'm blaming the devil. and i hope that isn't kept going after this interview. i'm not blaming the devil, i'm blaming myself. but in the major sense, it was not me, because i'm better now. i'm sorry for what i did. i realize now that i really ended a man's life. i just sa...

Individual, he is a sociopath, and more intelligent than most of the people. his mind is capable of almost infinite self deception, unlike a lot of people, he tries hard to sense that other people have painless. but it's mostly incidents electrici -- mostly intellectual. he thought of injuring and killing thousands if not millions people. >> chapman shot john lennon because he wanted his moment of glory in the sun. that is it. >> that's the conclusion, that we came to. and i stand by it to this day. >> we are back with jack jones, how do you react to those that say, we should not interview mar...

At the scene, he made no effort to flee the scene. it was clear from the initial start of the case that he was going to lodge an insanity defense. >> the only issue in the trial will be whether or not he was sane at the time of the shooting. >> chapman is being held on a second floor cell. >> defense council, called on me, and asked me if i would help him on the chapman case. i agreed. forensic psychiatrist interviewed mark chapman on eight separate occasions for the defense. >> clearly mr. chapman, knew what he was doing. he used a gun in an all too accurate way. he knew it could kill, he kne...