Paul McCartney Breaks Silence😱: ” How I Was Secretly Accused of Masterminding John Lennon’s Murder by One of My Own Bandmates Despite the Over… 👉👇

**BREAKING NEWS: Paul McCartney Breaks Silence — Reveals Shocking Accusation Tied to John Lennon’s Murder**

 

**LONDON — July 16, 2025** — In a stunning and emotional revelation, Sir Paul McCartney has broken decades of silence about a deeply personal and painful chapter of Beatles history — one that has never before been publicly acknowledged.

 

In an exclusive, soon-to-be-released interview for an upcoming documentary *”The Long and Winding Truth,”* McCartney admits that in the months following John Lennon’s tragic murder in 1980, he was **privately and painfully accused by one of his own bandmates of somehow being involved** — or at the very least, of knowing more than he let on.

 

> *“It was whispered, not shouted,”* McCartney says in the clip, his voice cracking. *“But it came from someone I loved. Someone who should’ve known better.”*

 

While McCartney does **not name the bandmate directly**, speculation has erupted online, with many pointing to long-rumored tensions between him and George Harrison during the band’s later years. Others suggest the accusation may have come in a moment of grief or misdirected anger.

 

> *“We were all shattered after John,”* McCartney continues. *“But instead of leaning on each other, we fractured even more. The hurt turned inward, and then outward. At one point, I was told — half in seriousness, half in madness — that maybe I’d wanted John gone.”*

 

According to McCartney, the accusation was not public and was never repeated, but it left a lasting scar.

 

> *“It stayed with me for years,”* he admits. *“It changed how I saw the band. How I saw myself.”*

 

The shocking claim has reignited interest in the circumstances around Lennon’s death and reopened old questions about the internal dynamics of the Beatles’ final years. Social media exploded within minutes of the preview’s release, with fans expressing both heartbreak and disbelief.

 

A representative from McCartney’s team has since confirmed that he gave the interview voluntarily and intends to address the moment “not as an accusation, but as a human truth — the way trauma twists even the strongest bonds.”

 

The full documentary is set to premiere globally on **Apple TV+** this fall.