A retired restaurant owner who is allegedly the leader of armed robbers in Paris by American reality TV star Kim Kardashian, told the court that he was partly tempted by the taste of relaxed money.

Aomar Aït Khedache, 68, known as "Old Omar", has admitted to the police that he participated in the robbery and Kardashian was kidnapped and hostages were kidnapped in a Paris bedroom during Paris Hotel-era Paris during Paris Fashion Week 2016, but he denied that he had denied the prosecution, he was the earliest Jack, the largest hour for Jews, the largest hour for Jews, the Jews, the former Jews, the Jews, the Jews. Individuals in France within 20 years.

The robber dressed in police officers and escaped jewellery of up to $10 million (£7.5 million) including a 18.88-carat diamond engagement ring presented to Kardashian by her then-husband, rapper Kanye West, for an estimated value of $4 million.

Aït Khedache is part of five men over 60 who allegedly rode a bicycle or walked to the Kardashian's Paris hotel and snapped up him, which French media nicknamed "Grandpa Robber". Like several other defendants, he had serious health problems. He was deaf and could not speak, so he read the court's questions on the typing transcript, wrote out the answers in pen and paper, and projected them onto the screen.

Aït Khedache, who runs restaurants in France and Spain, began robbing several prison sentences in the 1970s, the court heard.

The Chief Justice refers to Aït Khedache’s past beliefs, who asked why he turned to crime. He replied that he didn't know, in large part because of the poor company. When the judge asked him if he was driven by the taste of easy money, Aït Khedache wrote: "Not special, but that."

The court heard that Aït Khedache was already a wanted criminal at the time of the jewelry robbery, living in a stolen identity to escape the 2010 conviction of drug trafficking.

A total of 10 people aged 35 to 78 are being tried on one of their allegedly in the Kardashian robbery. Eight refused to participate.

One of the defendants is Harminy, the eldest son of Aït Khedache, who is said to be a vacation driver. Harminy Aït Khedache, who was a former Uber driver, denied being involved in the robbery. He told police that his father asked him to collect him in Paris for one night, which he often did and he knew nothing about robbery.

The court heard that Aomar Aït Khedache was born in Algeria and arrived in France as a child. He and his nine siblings are “paralyzed” in fear of their violent father.

In 1977, the older Aït Khedache was convicted of robbery and his pregnant wife died in the fire when he was jailed for 10 months. Aït Khedache became mentally ill in her death and received electroshock therapy, which he said caused the beginning of hearing problems. Later, he met a little baby, Hamini. He married her, adopted Harminy, and had another son, Haris.

Harminy Aït Khedache shed tears in court Tuesday in her 40s. He said he discovered Aomar was not his biological father from relatives when he was six, but was afraid to ask his parents for details about his parents because he was worried about bothering them. He said he thought his father, Amar, had always wanted to please him. He told the judge, in general: “I want to prove that I am committed to him.”

Haris Aït-Khedache, a 39-year-old bus driver, is known as the role witness of his father. He talked about his father's role in the robbery: "He made a mistake. I think I was in a situation where there was no choice." He said his father said the victim "must have been traumatized" and he "repents".

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