Overview
- Kim Kardashian testified for nearly five hours in a Paris court about the 2016 armed robbery in which she feared being killed or raped.
- The assailants, disguised as police, tied and gagged Kardashian before stealing $10 million in jewelry, including her wedding ring.
- DNA evidence on adhesive tape and a lost earring helped authorities identify and arrest the suspects, known as the 'yayoladrones.'
- Ten defendants, including alleged mastermind Aomar Aït Khedache, face up to 20 years in prison if convicted, with the trial expected to conclude next week.
- Kardashian revealed the attack left her deeply traumatized, prompting significant changes to her personal security measures.