Wednesday, May 6, 2015, 4:02 PM  Bombshell divorce papers painting John Lennon as a cheating, drug-abusing husband will soon be sold off to the highest bidder, along with the Beatles legend's iconic glasses.  The five-page legal document detailing Lennon's tumultuous 1968 split with his first wife, Cynthia, will be auctioned off in England on May 19. It initially surfaced in February, according to seller Omega Auctions.  It's expected to fetch about $10,000.  The statement captures the couple's former housekeeper Dorothy Jarlett's account of how she allegedly found Lennon and Yoko Ono in bed together — and witnessed the music legend smacking his son Julian when he misbehaved.  It also says an "often depressed and unhappy" Lennon frequently left marijuana lying around the family's Kenwood home.  "This was some months after the time Mr. Lennon started taking drugs, I knew of this, because I began noticing drugs lying around in various parts of the house," Jarlett says in the documents.  "It was quite clear to me that Mr. Lennon was smoking pot, and we all hoped that it was a phase."  John and Cynthia Lennon were married for six years before divorcing in 1968 soon after the music icon got drunk and admitted to sleeping with other women. He married Ono on March 20, 1969.  The auction also features a pair of Lennon's favorite eyeglasses — worn "Windsor" gold spectacles in an Alfred Hawes & Son Ltd glasses case.  Lennon gifted the glasses to Jarlett in 1965 to lend to her brother when he needed it to complete his "schoolboy" costume for a party, according to Omega Auctions.  The late singer's tooth sold for more than $31,000 at an Omega auction in 2011.
John Lennon's divorce papers and his iconic glasses will be up for auction in England later this month.