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"A man who stole more than $60,000 in computers from the home of Steve Jobs was caught shortly after he switched one of them on. Kariem McFarlin was arrested after kicking off a software update on one of the missing Macs, allowing police to trace his whereabouts based on data from Apple&amp;#039;s servers, The Daily reports. Following his arrest, the 35-year-old led officers to a storage locker where the late Apple co-founder&amp;#039;s wallet, credit cards, and a letter were recovered. McFarlin claims he did not realise it was Jobs&amp;#039;s home until after reading the note. The offender confessed to the crime, admitting that he carried it out because he had fallen into financial difficulties and was living out of his car. He also expressed the desire to send a letter of apology to Jobs&amp;#039;s family. Jobs&amp;#039;s family home in Palo Alto, California, is temporarily unoccupied while major renovations are carried out, giving McFarlin the opportunity to break in unnoticed. Jobs passed away in October last year following a battle with pancreatic cancer.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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