Kim Kardashian Jewel Heist Trial Twist and Remorse
April 29, 2025, 1:20 pm
In a startling twist during the high-profile jewel heist trial, a suspect expressed regret over the “trauma” caused while facing courtroom scrutiny alongside another defendant—one of the infamous “papys braqueurs.” The proceedings have taken a dramatic turn that even reality TV might envy.
Yunice Abbas décrit l’affaire de «trop», qui lui a «ouvert les yeux» par sa surmédiatisation.
72-year-old Yunice Abbas was the first of several defendants set to testify at trial, nearly 10 years after the armed robbery of the reality star.
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