Three People Released Without Charges In Kim Kardashian Robbery
French investigators have released a chauffeur for Kim Kardashian and two others in a probe into the robbery of more than $10 million worth of jewelry from the star's Paris rented apartment in October.
The driver's brother and 13 others remain in custody Wednesday after a round of arrests this week, according to the Paris prosecutor's office.
Authorities are focusing on the possibility that it was an inside job.
Officials have said that brothers Michael Madar, 40, and Gary Madar, 27, worked for the same car service company and were among those arrested. It was unclear which brother drove Kardashian the night of the robbery.
An investigating judge may travel to the United States to speak with Kardashian.
It is still a hoax in my mind. The inside job might be true starting with Kim and her mother and god knows who they bought to play along. I am sick to death of anything KarTrashian-Jenner-West and want the whole ugliness of that family to simply disappear.
ReplyDeletePerhaps the city of Paris will file suit against them.
ReplyDeleteDon't mess with tourism $$$ 'shians'.
My suspicion is that the prosecutors got frustrated and simply ordered the arrest of everyone, hoping to sort it out during the examinations. I never believed that you could have sixteen people in a conspiracy without several people blabbing.
ReplyDeleteFrench police don't play.
ReplyDeleteThe wide sweep of arrests does not surprise me. This is how they do things in France. Cast a wide net and see who turns on one another. In that country, they can pretty much hold you indefinitely without filing charges if they so choose. So if they released someone already, either he has been cleared or they are watching him to see if they can ensnare any more people. I agree though that this case has stunk to high heaven since it began.
ReplyDeleteIt's a hoax, alright, meant for the insurance $$$ because the family didn't want to part with any of their money to pay Kanye's fashion house bills of $53 million. First tenet: Rich people hang onto their money. Second, They make others pay. Third, Always.
ReplyDeleteThe French police are sincere, but nothing will come of the arrests, at least not in the trash incident. Maybe some other robberies, but not the tramp's.
French police are slow as molasses and dumb as hell. Had a great time there though
ReplyDeletewhite trash
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