US star Kim Kadarsian will appear at the Paris Court of Appeal to file a spectacular robbery in October 2016 in a procedure that will begin on April 28, her US lawyer Michael said in a report on April 28. Her lawyers.

“We can confirm that Kardashian will personally testify in the next criminal proceedings in France over the 2016 incident during which they were tied and robbed under the threat of masked perpetrators,” the press release said.

The trial is expected to take place until May 23 at the Paris Court of Appeal. According to the program, Influencher’s deposition is provided for May 13.

“At present, Kardashian leaves her testimony for the court and the jurors and does not wish to give preliminary explanations,” the lawyer added in the press release.

“She feels a profound admiration for the French judicial system and her French authorities have behaved with the greatest respect,” said the US Ombudsman, who adds that “she wishes the process to evolve in agreement with French law and with respect to all sides.”

On the night of October 2 to October 3, 2016, Kim Kardashian, then, aged 36, fell victim to a robbery from a group of criminals, dressed as police officers, in a luxurious hotel where she lived in Paris as part of her presence at the French capital fashion week. Jewelry worth more than $ 6 million were stolen and most were never found again.

Two robbers threatened her with a gun in the head before they tied her and silenced her.

“He asked me for a heavy French accent on my ring,” he had told police then, shortly after the robbery. “They tied me (…) Then they transported me to the bathroom”, where they locked the young woman.

The other three men were holding chillies at the reception, while one sixth man was at the helm of a vehicle they would use to escape.

The robbers stole many diamond and gold jewelry, including a 18.88 carat ring.

The gang has been accused of the biggest robbery against a person in the last 20 years in France.

Twelve people were brought before the Justice in this case, but ten of them will eventually be tried: one of the defendants, Marcos Bom Zartne died and the case of Pierre Bouanie will be examined separately for health reasons.