Berlin police seeking more missing John Lennon items

German police are attempting to recoup various things stolen from the home of the late Beatle John Lennon, prosecutors said Thursday, after the capture of a speculate blamed for dealing with the articles. 

A 58-year-old man distinguished as Erhan G. was captured in Berlin on Monday on doubt of managing in the stolen merchandise.

Prosecutors said he has "given a wide admission" for the situation and gave data about stolen individual things from Lennon that stay unfamiliar. 

Police had on Tuesday declared the recuperation of around 100 things, including journals, a cigarette case and two sets of Lennon's trademark round displays. 

One of the three journals from the pull contains a section penned by Lennon on December 8, 1980 - hours before he was shot dead by an exasperates fan outside his Manhattan condo building. 

Be that as it may, various things are as yet absent. 

Among those we are searching for are a model, strolling sticks and also a few individual accounts and different works," said prosecutors in an announcement. 

The articles were supposedly stolen by the driver of Lennon's dowager Yoko Ono from her New York home in 2006. They were found for the current year at a bankrupt Berlin sales management firm. 

The driver, Koral Karsan, lives in Turkey and is far from German law implementation. 

The previous escort worked for Ono from 1995 to 2006. He officially burned through 60 days in prison in 2007 in the United States for endeavoring to extort Ono. 

Alongside co-Beatle Paul McCartney, Lennon kept in touch with a portion of the Fab Four's greatest hits including "Help" and "With a Little Help from My Friends", previously the band split in 1970. 

His belonging have since turned into gatherers' things. 

A calfskin coat as far as anyone knows worn by Lennon sold for £10,400 at a bartering in England in February.