Mr. Karsan’s letter was later released, in which he accused Ms. Ono of ruining his marriage and self-esteem. Prosecutors dropped the extortion charges in February 2007 and allowed Mr. Karsan to plead guilty to a lesser charge of attempted grand larceny. Photo“We heard from Yoko Ono that the items were in different cupboards in her flat,” Mr. Steltner said on Friday. He included an email he said was from Ms. Ono, asking him to perform several tasks ahead of the storm. A spokesman and a spokeswoman for Ms. Ono did not reply to emails seeking comment.

Source: New York Times November 25, 2017 00:00 UTC