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Anonymous wrote:This is 100percent fake and staged and the fact that she won't get caught or face a consequence sickens me.

+1 but at this point I'm more amused than sickened. I thought the public would be done with the Kardashians after that sham marriage to the basketball player, but scandal after scandal they always manage to bounce back. I swear that family is Teflon!

Theyre such a train wreck and their butts and boobs are so disproportionate it's too hard to look away and people love the shock value.

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Anonymous wrote:So Kim heard the intruders and her first thought was to call her bodyguard, not the police? And she had a friend in the apartment as well. The friend heard the commotion and calls Kim's bodyguard. But not the police first?! WTF!

The whole thing is fishy to me too PP.

If it really did happen, I feel badly for her unlike some of the other PP's. That said, the story doesn't add up.

I haven't read the article but did hear many different news pieces on it throughout the day.

1) Kim has an entourage of body guards with her everywhere she goes, but most especially when she's traveling.

2) How in the world did 4 armed men get past all that security, the hotel lobby, know where her suite was, and even be able to get to that level in the elevator?? Those suites always require a special key in the elevator that regular guests would never have access to.

3) And did they break the door down to get in? How is it that no one heard the commotion?

4) the kids and Kris were nowhere close by? kind of convenient.

5) she was able to get herself out of her own bindings. Now come on! her arms and legs were bound and her mouth was taped up and she was tossed into the bath tub. Is she super woman that she was able to get free of her bindings?

Maybe they want the insurance money. just throwing that in there.

Yes Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West need the insurance money

They have significant money troubles. Perhaps a "theft" and her plea to not replace th ring is a cover for the fact that they can't afford to replace it.

Anonymous wrote:This is 100percent fake and staged and the fact that she won't get caught or face a consequence sickens me.

+1 but at this point I'm more amused than sickened. I thought the public would be done with the Kardashians after that sham marriage to the basketball player, but scandal after scandal they always manage to bounce back. I swear that family is Teflon!

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Anonymous wrote:Insurance scam.

+1
She thought she would get a ton of insurance money out of it.

i don't think so. Kim is valued at over 100 million bucks. Why would she risk everything for 5-7million from insurance? She could make that much by selling pics of her kids.

It's an easy way of getting a few million without compromising the privacy of her kids

This is 100percent fake and staged and the fact that she won't get caught or face a consequence sickens me.

Kim hasn't tweeted or posted anything on Instagram since the incident. If this were fake, would she go that far? Seriously social media is such a big part of her brand, her silence on social media would be hard for her to fake.

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Anonymous wrote:Insurance scam.

+1
She thought she would get a ton of insurance money out of it.

i don't think so. Kim is valued at over 100 million bucks. Why would she risk everything for 5-7million from insurance? She could make that much by selling pics of her kids.

Anonymous wrote:Insurance scam.

+1
She thought she would get a ton of insurance money out of it.

This victim shaming is awful. Are those of you saying that she deserved to get robbed because she flaunted her jewelry on social media the same people who claim a rape victim deserved it because they wore a short skirt or were out too late or had too much to drink?

Insurance scam.

That isn't an insider it's a former employee wildly speculating

"Kim Kardashian's former bodyguard has spoken out about the reality star's gunpoint robbery ordeal. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star was bound and gagged at a Paris apartment in the early hours of 3 October with the thieves making off with jewellery said to be worth up to $11m (£8.6m).

Steve Stanulis, who worked for Kardashian earlier in 2016, suggests that the robbery was a "publicity stunt" and "blames" the reality star herself for flaunting her wealth.

Sharing his opinion on the robbery, Stanulis told the New York Post's Page Six: "I would say it's either an inside job or publicity stunt. That hotel is so secure, somebody must have tipped them off that she was alone inside, or shown them a way in.

"When I worked with them, Kanye would ask me to walk 10 feet behind him, which makes it so hard for anyone working their security to do anything if someone lunges at them. There were numerous times he'd try to ditch his security. He'd jump in a car and tell me to take a taxi."

Hours before the robbery took place, Kardashian posted several Snapchat videos with her outfit, engagement ring and diamond grills on her teeth visible. Stanulis believes Kardashian should take responsibility for the robbery due to her flashing her wealth.

The former bodyguard said: "This was a crime waiting to happen. Kim is lucky to be alive. Kim's social media and her Snapchat is her undoing. When she is posting, 'Here I am, and this is the $5m ring I am wearing, here's where I am going', you are basically inviting someone to rob you.

"Sadly, the only person to blame for this incident is Kim Kardashian. She has tens of millions of dollars of jewellery, but she can't pay for an armed guard to protect her? The fact that five days ago someone broke through her security chain and tried to grab her, then this happened, shows her security is not strong enough, and this should be a wake-up call."

Hours after the incident, Kardashian boarded a private jet back to the US where she reunited with husband West in New York City. The rapper was forced to cancel his performance midway at Meadows Festival after being told of the incident but has now rescheduled tour dates on his Saint Pablo tour. Kardashian's reps confirmed the reality star had given a full statement to French police before she left the country.

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Ok try this:

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/kim-kardashians-gunpoint-robbery-was-publicity-stunt-says-her-fired-ex-bodyguard-steve-stanulis-1584698

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Kardashian insider calling it faked:

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/kim-kardashians-gunpoint-robbery-was-publicity-stunt-says-her-fired-ex-bodyguard-steve-stanulis