By: Natasha Archary
Kim Kardashian has launched a True Crime podcast series on Spotify called, The System.
The reality star and businesswoman has spoken about her deep passion for criminal justice reform on season 1 of The Kardashians.
Kim who was moved to tears over Kevin Keith being sentenced to death, expressed her relief when he was given a lighter sentence to life without parole in 2010.
Kevin Keith was given the death sentence for a triple homicide he was found guilty of in Ohio.
The first two episodes of Kim’s True Crime podcast series was released on Monday, 03 October and Kim shared that new episodes will drop every Monday.
Her passion for law was solidified earlier this year when the SKIMS business mogul passed her baby bar exams.
Kim is determined to complete her law degree and spoke about wanting to start a law firm that would specialise in taking on cases she believed were tried unfairly.
“With Kevin Keith, there were so many twists and turns with how his case was handled or mishandled, and we take the listener along for a journey in search of the truth.”
Kim says her reasons for pursuing her law degree is so she can help get people out prison who were put there due to a failing American justice system.
“I just saw something on social media that I didn’t feel was fair, and I didn’t understand it. A woman that didn’t do anything violent, never had a ticket in her life, she answered the phone as a mule for a drug case and got the same sentence as Charles Manson.
When I saw that, I was like, I don’t get it. How did this happen? Did she need a better attorney? I really didn’t know, so I decided to educate myself and get into law.”
Kim said she was always interested in law and wanted to get into the field like her father Robert Kardashian who was a celebrity lawyer.
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