Many people will never forget where they were when they heard that John Lennon had been gunned down. But Philip Michael took away more than a memory. Arriving outside the Dakota apartments after the shooting, he found a copy of the album "Double Fantasy," which Lennon had autographed for the shooter, Mark David Chapman. The album is now at the center of a suit in which Michael alleges that an online auction house breached a 1998 agreement to sell the album and to give him 95 percent of the proceeds.
September 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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