She was around very close to 24/7 and would have a better insight on John and Cynthia. The only person who has that experience is Dorothy Jarlett, the Lennons' former housekeeper. In all due with respect, they have every right for their take about the relationship/marriage, however I would also like to point out that they did not live with John and Cynthia Lennon 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (or should I say 8?) so they do not have a complete personal take on their love life. Some of these same people are the ones who have looked down upon John and Cynthia's relationship as 'nothing' but I've also caught them admitting of a sparkle which I'm going to exploit. I have managed to put together their story in the words of John and Cynthia, their friends, colleagues, acquaintances, family, reporters/paparazzi, employees and so on that witnessed and experienced first hand of being in their company. It's no secret that John left his wife for another woman and since then, their marriage have been looked down upon as low as a simply 'shotgun wedding' that meant nothing other than an obligation. Then there's the views of Cynthia Lennon, John's first wife. They were partners, man and wife, parents of a son, were inseparable with an exception of a separation from late 1973- very early 1975, they did everything together- art, music, interviews, you name it they more than likely have done it. It's been well known that John Lennon and Yoko are/were the 'greatest' love stories and their names will forever be linked.
To me, Cynthia Lennon was the original Yoko Ono way long before Yoko Ono herself entered the picture.
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