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Camera lenses stolen from my car in The Netherlands 2 months ago are now on a Ebay France auction. I have reported to the police but they can only help if the seller is in the same country (Netherlands). Ebay tell me nothing other than to point me back to the Dutch police. I know the name and address of the seller. How best to proceed?

I just got ripped off by a used car dealer. First I’ll say that I was dumb and didn’t get it inspected by my mechanic. That aside, I believe the dealer knew about (unreported to DMV) damage the car has, but he did not disclose it to me. I want to find out which auction the car was sold at in order to find out what disclosure, if any, they made to the dealer I bought it from.

The damage would cost 0-1000 to repair according to a mechanic I have taken it to since. Fortunately the car is drivable even without the repairs.

Carfax says it was sold at an auction "in Pacific Region", but they don’t reveal their sources names.

What public records can I get access to about this? I live in and purchased the car in Utah. Any other suggestions on the legal side? I’m reviewing my options, but basically I know that I don’t have much to go on unless I can prove the dealer knew about the damage.
The damage is to the "knuckle" where the right front strut attaches to the frame. It causes the car to pull to the right a little and can’t be adjusted any more than it has been with an alignment I had done on it. Does that count as damage to the frame that should have been disclosed?

Imagine this scenario:
A car was brought from an auction by person1 for person2, the car was used by person2 with insurance but without tax and never registed. The car gets reported without tax 1 year ago and never used since, recently the car is then seen on the road "parked" and reported again to the police for no tax. person2 is now worried about the fines and possibility of invalid insurance. Now the only option seems to be to scrap or abandon the Lovely! car … Can the police see who has insured the car (i.e. details of their name and address) and trace it back to person2?