Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery photos have just been released by a French publication.
TFI released what is claimed to be are the crime scene photos from Kardashian's robbery at the Paris No Address Hotel last year. Some of the snaps included Kardashian's bed, the bathroom where she was kept during the actual robbery, duct tapes and plastic ties that were used to restrain her.
According to People, Kardashian was robbed on Oct. 3 while she was in France to attend the Paris Fashion Week with her siblings and friends. Following the tragic incident, Kardashian immediately returned to the United States and maintained a low profile. She also veered away from social media.
Earlier this year, 10 people were charged in connection with the robbery. A few weeks later, another French publication released a transcript of their interview with one suspect named Aomar Ait Kihedache, who allegedly confessed to finding his deed very simple to do.
During his interview with the publication, Kihedache admitted to agreeing to melt down all of Kardashian's stolen jewelries so that it will not be easy to trace them. However, there was one 20-carat emerald cut diamond ring that they did not melt. One of the members of the robbery group decided to keep it. Kihedache and several others who were connected to the robbery are being held without bail.
Meanwhile, the robber explained their decision to steal from Kardashian after seeing the reality TV star post photos of her jewelry on social media. "She specified that she did not wear fakes, the schedules when she came to France, it was enough to look on the Internet to know everything, absolutely everything," he said.
In other news, Kardashian traveled to New York earlier this month to meet with a French judge and to testify against her robbers. While there, a source said that the reality TV star's meeting with the judge went fine. She is also very happy that she did not have to go to Paris to testify. By the looks of it, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star is traumatized to return to France.