The star of social networks has considered “moving” the content of the letter he directed in August 2017, when he was imprisoned, Aomar Ait Khedache, whom he considers the brain of the Robbery at gunpoint in which They stole Kim Kardashian jewels valued at 10 million dollars.
This has spoken on Tuesday, on the first day of his statement, during the trial held in the Criminal Court of Paris.
In that letter, read by the president of the court and of which the ‘influencer’ has said not to have knowledge so far, Ait Khedache said that he was aware of the psychological damage that had caused him with his action and the emotion that caused him, in addition to apologizing.
Kardashian, among sobs, has pointed out that it is “touching” to receive those word and that he believes “deeply in the rehabilitation of people.”
But beyond indicating that he appreciates the gesture, he stressed that the situation of the victims must be taken into account, and that in his case the robbery of October 3, 2016 “He changed (his) life” and that of his familywhich was also disrupted.
Ait Khedache, who is now 70 years old and is very physically deteriorated – it needs a stenographer to tell him live in writing what is said in the trial and can only answer writing in a notebook – he has recognized since his arrest a few months after the events his involvement in the robbery, betrayed in any case by the DNA traces he left.
This man, with a long criminal history and many years in jail behind him, who is currently released under judicial control, could be theoretically sentenced to life imprisonment for this robbery, which had a world media impact by the victim.
The robbers command that broke into the exclusive hotel in which Kim Kardashian and his delegation were staying while attending Paris to the 2016 fashion week, took a loot of jewelry valued at about 10 million dollars.
The trial of the ten defendants who sit on the bench of the Criminal Court of Paris, which began on April 28, must be extended until May 23, when the sentence will be known.
Another of the defendants who found DNA traces, Yunice Abbas, has also admitted its involvement, although it recounts the crime of kidnapping, and that despite the fact that he wrote a book that was in title ‘I kidnapped Kim Kardashian’.
