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Pearls on Lupita Nyong'o $150,000 gown fake, thief returns it

Lupita Nyong'o Oscar gown was returned to The London Hotel in west Hollywood where it was taken two days earlier. The thief said that he and others took two pearls off the dress and took them to the garment district in downtown Los Angeles where they were told they weren't real.

Updated on: Feb 28, 2015, 13:05:49 IST
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Lupita Nyong'o Oscar gown was returned to The London Hotel in west Hollywood where it was taken two days earlier, it has been revealed.

The guy who claims to have taken the dress told TMZ.com that he had taken it from the actor's hotel room after he noticed the door was ajar.

He said that he and others took two pearls off the dress and took them to the garment district in downtown Los Angeles where they were told they weren't real.

The thief continued that he decided to take the dress back to the hotel in a garment bag that was inside a trash bag that he deposited in a second floor bathroom adjacent to a fitness centre.

Detectives received a call from a media representative, informing them they had received a call from an anonymous caller with information in regards to the stolen Calvin Klein dress. The caller advised detectives that it could be located in an abandoned bathroom on the second floor of the hotel.

Law enforcement said that they were told the Calvin Klein dress was worth $150,000, but the thief said that it was almost worthless.

The thief told the website that he returned the bag and called them because he wanted the world to know "Hollywood's fake bulls**t."

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