Episode 750: Barbie Kardashian found not guilty of making threats to kill
1 November 2024 - 11 minsBarbie Kardashian has been found not guilty of threatening to kill to a prison officer and a fellow inmate after taking the stand in court.
Kardashian admitted in the witness box to making the threats but said they were said in a fit of rage.
Niall speaks to Sunday World News Editor Eimear Rabbitt about life behind bars for Ireland’s most high profile trans prisoner.
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