FILE - In this Jan. 27, 2010 file photo, Apple CEO Steve Jobs shows off the new iPad during an event in San Francisco. Imagine the potential treasures inside the stolen iPad of the late Steve Jobs, secret corporate documents, personal correspondence and maybe even game prototypes. Professional entertainer Kenny the Clown, who unwittingly received the stolen tablet after the Apple co-founder?s Palo Alto home was burglarized last month, says he never examined the touch-screen device?s contents. The San Jose Mercury News says Kenny the Clown, whose real name is Kenneth Kahn, had no idea the iPad came from the Jobs residence until a friend who gave it to him was charged with burglary and police had confiscated the device. Authorities say 35-year-old Kariem McFarlin stole iPods, Macs, jewelry and Jobs? wallet. He is due in court Monday and recently hired a lawyer. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
FILE - In this Jan. 27, 2010 file photo, Apple CEO Steve Jobs shows off the new iPad during an event in San Francisco. Imagine the potential treasures inside the stolen iPad of the late Steve Jobs, secret corporate documents, personal correspondence and maybe even game prototypes. Professional entertainer Kenny the Clown, who unwittingly received the stolen tablet after the Apple co-founder?s Palo Alto home was burglarized last month, says he never examined the touch-screen device?s contents. The San Jose Mercury News says Kenny the Clown, whose real name is Kenneth Kahn, had no idea the iPad came from the Jobs residence until a friend who gave it to him was charged with burglary and police had confiscated the device. Authorities say 35-year-old Kariem McFarlin stole iPods, Macs, jewelry and Jobs? wallet. He is due in court Monday and recently hired a lawyer. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) ? An iPad stolen from the home of the late Steve Jobs ended up in the hands of a professional clown who had no idea it was pilfered from the Apple co-founder's house.
Kenneth Kahn, also known as Kenny the Clown, says he unwittingly received the stolen tablet from a friend who was later arrested for breaking into the Jobs residence in Palo Alto.
The San Jose Mercury News (bit.ly/Pp9f7X) reports that Kahn says he never examined the device's contents. Instead he downloaded songs to play while entertaining kids and tourists.
Kahn says he had no idea where the iPad came from until his friend, 35-year-old Kariem McFarlin of Alameda, was arrested Aug. 2.
Kahn says he had it for a few days before police came asking for the purloined tablet.
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