Eight Kim Kardashian robbers found guilty in Paris trial
But the guilty defendants — nicknamed the 'grandpa robbers' in French media because many of them are in their 60s and 70s — won't go to prison because their sentences were already served while they waited in pre-trial detention, the AP reported. Aomar Aït Khedache, considered the ringleader, was sentenced to eight years — five of which are suspended, and the other three already served. Seven others received lesser sentences, and two were acquitted.
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