McCartney Times

As the most successful group of all time, everyone wanted a piece of The Beatles. From the millions of rabid fans waiting for them at every turn to the Ku Klux Klan threatening the group after John Lennon’s “bigger than Jesus” comment, the Liverpudlian quartet’s immense visibility brought many things, and not all was pleasant. The most tragic result of this was the murder of their frontman years after their split, but more immediately, The Beatles’ success meant they were dragged into the seedy criminal underbelly of their day.During the 1960s, characterised by lenient law enforcement and a more pronounced presence of criminal enterprises in society compared to today, it was only natural for opportunistic figures to target the most lucrative cultural phenomena available.

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