A thief burglarized Steve Jobs' house in the high-tech hub of Palo Alto, California, stealing the late Apple co-founder's wallet, more than $60,000 in jewelry and several computers, but was unaware of whose home he had broken into, authorities said.
Kariem McFarlin, 35, was charged with burglary and selling stolen property after the July 17 break-in, when the house was unoccupied during renovations, said Scott Tsui, a Santa Clara County prosecutor.
The July 17 burglary came nine months after Jobs died in October at age 56 after a battle with cancer. Jobs' widow, Laurene, told investigators the home had been undergoing a major renovation since June.
