‘I was sure that I was going to die, “says Kim Kardashian in the trial for robbery in Paris

The American influencer said Tuesday before the French justice that he was convinced that the thieves who stole him in a hotel in Paris in 2016 were going to rape her and kill her.

Kim Kardashian, one of the most influential celebrities in the world, said Tuesday at the trial for the robbery in his hotel in Paris in 2016 that he was “convinced” that the criminals “were going to shoot her (she)”, that they were going to “violate her”, that “it was the end,” he said before the Paris Court.

“I was sure that I was going to die that night,” added the 44 -year -old American star, who had just told between sobs, drying his eyes regularly, how he had begged his assailants to forgive her.

“I told them ‘they can take everything, but I have to be able to return home, please I have babies,” said Kim Kardashian, who spoke in English and whose words were translated into French.

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Before being tied and gagged, one of his aggressors leaned towards her and said: “Shhh and everything will be fine,” he said.

“I thought my sister would return home and find my body,” he added.

“Did he think he was going to die, Madam?” Asked the president of the court, David de Pas. “Of course, I thought I was going to die,” he replied.

Kim Kardashian arrived in Paris “face” the men who stole their jewels in Paris in 2016, their lawyers said.

Kardashian had anticipated that he would talk “about what happened during that terrible night” from October 2 to 3, 2016, when she was handcuffed and kidnapped in the Parisian hotel piece where she stayed during the Fashion Week in Paris and suffered the theft of jewels for an amount of nine million euros.

Among the jewels was a diamond ring given by who her husband was at that time, rapper Kanye West.

Kardashian, who is now 44 years old, is “particularly grateful” for the work of the French authorities and for the treatment he received throughout the process.

The trial of the 10 suspects accused of aggression and theft began on April 28.

The verdict is scheduled on May 23.