Details emerge in Kim Kardashian Paris robbery
Monday, January 16th, 2017 8:10:22 by fatimaarshad
A French newspaper has revealed the details of Kim Kardashian’s testimony which she gave to the police after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris.
In her account, Kardashian revealed how she was bound and gagged and how the robbers put a gun to her head to find out where her diamond ring was.
The French newspaper titled Journal du Dimanche said that it had exclusive access to the handwritten report which the French police have, of Kardashian’s account of the robbery. In her account, the reality star revealed that one of the robbers was wearing a jacket emblazoned with police insignia and how they all seemed inexperienced.
The robbery took place in September last year in Paris, where Kim was with her husband Kanye West for the Paris Fashion Week. Kim had returned from dinner late at night and her bodyguard was with her sister Kourtney, who was at a night club. Just after midnight, she saw two men enter her luxury residence. She did not have time to notify anyone as they quickly overtook her.
Kim said that one of the men came up to her while the rest got busy with looking for things.
“He asked me with a strong French accent where my ring was. It was on the bedside table. (But) I replied that I didn’t know and then he pulled out a gun and I showed him the ring,” she told police, adding it was worth four million dollars.
Kardashian told police the men tied her up with plastic cables and adhesive tape “and they carried me to my bathroom” where they placed her in the bathtub.
The gang also took a box containing jewellery including two Cartier diamond bracelets, a diamond-studded necklace, a yellow gold Rolex watch and a diamond-encrusted cross.
Around 10 suspects believed to be part of the robbery, were arrested from Paris and South of France including the alleged ringleader.
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Posted by fatimaarshad
on Jan 16 2017. Filed under Entertainment, Latest News, World.
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