They condemn band that stole $ 10 million in jewels to Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashianiconic figure of pop culture, was wrapped in a dramatic robbery that monopolized holders globally. The incident occurred during Paris Fashion Week, a context that accentuated the irony and the impact of the event.

Eight band members known as “The grandparents”, accused of stealing jewels worth 10 million dollars To Kardashian, they were declared guilty by a Parisian court. Among them, Aomar Aït KhedacheEl Actuilla, received a sentence of eight years in prison, five of them on probation. Three other band members received similar convictions.

“The crime was the most terrifying experience of my life, leaving a lasting impact on me and my family,” Kardashian declared in a statement. Despite the seriousness of the event, the sentence was moderate considering the advanced age of the defendants, most of them in their sixties and seventy years. Two informants who allegedly provided information to the band were acquitted.

The “Kardashians” star, who was not present at the verdict’s reading, traveled to Paris At the beginning of the month to testify against thieves. In his testimony, he narrated in detail the moments of horror lived that night of October 2016. “I thought I was going to die,” He affirmed in his statement before the court, describing how he was tied and threatened while his jewelry stole, including his wedding ring of 4 million dollarsa gift from her then husband, Kanye West.

Your legal team, composed of Michael Rhodes, Léonor Hennerick, and Jonathan Mattoutexpressed his satisfaction with the decision of the court and thanked the treatment received by the French authorities. Kardashian, on the other hand, reiterated his commitment to justice and the search for a fairer legal system.

The incident, which took place in his hotel room while he was alone, left her tied and gagged in a bathtub, after two men passed by police. Chilling details that, years later, continue to mark an important chapter in their life. An event that, beyond the economic value of the stolen, exposes the vulnerability of even the best known and powerful figures.