Overview

• The trial of nine men and one woman accused of robbing Kim Kardashian of €9–10 million in jewelry in October 2016 began on April 28, 2025, in Paris.
• The robbery, carried out by a group of elderly thieves posing as police, is considered the largest private property theft in France in two decades.
• Key suspect Aomar Aït Khedache, identified by DNA evidence, admitted to binding Kardashian but denies being the mastermind behind the heist.
• The alleged fence for the stolen goods, Marceau Baum-Gartner, died in March 2025, complicating efforts to trace the missing jewelry, most of which is believed to have been trafficked in Belgium.
• Kim Kardashian, who described the robbery as a life-altering and terrifying experience, is scheduled to testify on May 13, with the trial expected to conclude on May 23.