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8 Kim Kardashian robbers found guilty in Paris trial

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Ringleader in Kardashian robbery found guilty by Paris court

Eight out of 10 of the defendants in the case were found guilty of crimes linked to the robbery.

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8 found guilty of Kim Kardashian jewelry heist in Paris; 2 defendants acquitted

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Kim Kardashian Paris Robbery Trial Ends With Eight Found Guilty

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Robbery gang guilty over Kim Kardashian heist in Paris

Eight people put on trial after US reality TV star Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint of millions of dollars' worth of jewellery in Paris nearly a decade ago have been found guilty on all counts.

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Paris Court Convicts Eight in 2016 Robbery of Kim Kardashian

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Kim Kardashian Paris Robbery Verdict: 8 Men Found Guilty

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A Paris court has found eight suspects guilty, while acquitting two others.

Aomar Aït Khedache, the alleged ringleader of the group, was sentenced to eight years in prison, five of which were suspended.

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Kim Kardashian’s robbers found guilty in Paris but won’t face prison time

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Paris court finds ringleader, 7 others guilty of robbing Kim Kardashian in 2016

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‘Grandpa robbers’ who terrorized Kim Kardashian sentenced to prison, but will walk free

Eight people behind the 2016 multimillion-dollar armed robbery of reality TV star Kim Kardashian in her rental apartment in Paris were found guilty Friday, with some sentenced to prison, after a weekslong trial.

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Is Kim Kardashian a lawyer now? What we know

Kim Kardashian, the reality TV star and business mogul, has celebrated "finally" finishing her Law Office Study Program with her friends and family. But does this mean she is a lawyer now? Kardashian first began pursuing a nontraditional legal path in 2019.

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Kim Kardashian dons a graduation cap and marches closer to becoming a lawyer

Kim Kardashian walked into this program with nothing but a fierce desire to fight for justice,” Jackson says in a speech in the video. “No law school lecture