End of Sage: Thieves robbed by Kim Kardashian in Paris proclaimed guilty

More than eight years after Kim Kardashian was the victim of armed robberies in the luxury Paris residence, the French court made a verdict against eight accused. The Paris Court proclaimed eight men to blame for his role in the 2016 robbery, while the two accused were acquitted with charges.

The details of the verdict

The main organizer of the robbery, 69-year-old Aomar Aït Khedache, was sentenced to eight years in prison, five years of conditional. Due to the time already served in custody, he will not return to jail. The others convicted received penalties in the range of three to seven years, mostly conditional, which means that none of them will be prison again. The court took into account the age of the accused, many of whom are in the 1960s and 70s, and the time that has passed since the crime.

Photo: Piroschka Van de Wouw

Looting description

The incident happened on October 3, 2016 during the Paris Fashion Week. Five masked men, disguised as police officers, stared at the residence where Kardashian was staying, tied and closed her in the bathroom, and stole jewelry worth about $ 10 million, including a $ 4 million engagement ring that received from then -husband Kanye West.

Testimony of Kim Kardashian

During the trial, Kim Kardashian testified about a traumatic experience, stating that she believed she would be raped and killed. She described how she asked the attackers to spare her, telling them that she had children and that she had to survive for them. After the verdict, she expressed gratitude to the French authorities and emphasized the importance of justice and healing.

Reactions and consequences

Although the penalties were milder than expected, Judge David de Pas emphasized that the accused had caused a significant emotional damage to Kardashian. After the incident, Kardashian enhanced safety measures and withdrew from the public for a while. The robbery left lasting consequences on her life, and during the trial she forgave the main organizer, though she emphasized that she did not diminish the trauma she had suffered.