Re: Emerick On John's Personality Change In 1967

You're overstating Yoko's control over May.  In her book, May describes
numerous phone calls she received from an enraged Ono.  These occurred
after the Troubadour incidents -- and after Lennon evinced knowledge of
Yoko's intimacy with David Spiozza.
If Yoko's control over May were as total as you suppose, why did May
write her memoir?  The book had Yoko insane with anger.  Indeed, Yoko
sent Mintz out to make the stupid claim that he had "documentary
evidence" that everything in the book was false.
(Needless to say, Mintz never divulged a single document, and as time
went on, he acknowledged the truth of many o May's accounts.)