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Frenchman Who Robbed Kim Kardashian Dies of Cancer Aged 69
- Didier Dubreucq, a member of the 'Grandpa Robbers' gang, died in June 2025 after being convicted for the 2016 Paris robbery of Kim Kardashian's jewellery.
- The robbery occurred during Paris Fashion Week on October 3, 2016, when armed men, including Dubreucq, stormed Kardashian's apartment and bound her at gunpoint.
- During his April 2025 trial, Dubreucq maintained his innocence, insisting he was mistaken for someone else, while eight other defendants were convicted for the theft of jewelry valued at approximately $10 million.
- Kardashian testified she feared being raped or killed as a gun was held to her head, and after the verdicts she described it as 'the most terrifying experience' with lasting impact.
- Due to Dubreucq's poor health from lung cancer and chemotherapy, the judge suspended most of his seven-year sentence, and he died one month after conviction without serving more prison time.
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He died Didier Dubreucq, one of the robbers responsible for killing several million euros in Kim Kardashian. The kidnapper was 69 years old and faced lung cancer.
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Didier Dubreucq, one of the criminals involved in Kim Kardashian's spectacular robbery in Paris in 2016, died on Thursday 26 June at the age of 69. Sentenced on 23 May last, man, very weakened by the disease, had not attended the announcement of the verdict.
The man who was nicknamed "Blue Eyes" by the police died on Thursday 26 June from lung cancer, which had prevented him from attending, on 23 May, the verdict of the trial of the spectacular robbery in Paris of the queen of influencers.
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