Clown Finds Steve Jobs' Stolen iPad: An Unusual Story

Steve Jobs' Stolen iPad Ends up with Clown

Overview:

- Entertainer Kenny the Clown unintentionally ended up with Steve Jobs' stolen iPad. - The iPad was stolen from Steve Jobs' home in 2012. - Kenny the Clown found the iPad in his costume and used it for years without realizing whose device it was.

Who would have thought that a clown would end up with the stolen iPad of legendary Apple founder Steve Jobs? It sounds like a story from a movie, but it actually happened. On August 17, 2012, entertainer Kenny the Clown found himself as the unwitting new owner of Steve Jobs' stolen iPad.

The iPad was stolen from Steve Jobs' home in 2012 while it was being renovated. The thieves were likely more focused on jewelry and cash, not realizing they had stolen the personal tablet of the Apple founder. Years later, Kenny the Clown discovered the iPad in his costume and unknowingly used it without realizing whose device it actually was.

It wasn't until Kenny the Clown brought his iPad in for repairs and the technician saw the name "Steve Jobs" on the device that he realized the treasure he had been holding all along. The iPad was eventually returned to Steve Jobs' family, who were thrilled to have the stolen device back.

In Short:

An unusual turn of events led to Steve Jobs' stolen iPad ending up with a clown. Years later, the device was accidentally discovered and returned to the family of the Apple founder.

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