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Couple who scaled Empire State Building negotiating plea deal, attorney confirms

Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov, who scaled the Empire State Building for a marriage proposal, are negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors. Their attorney confirmed they are nearing a resolution and no longer require monthly court check-ins. Their next court appearance is scheduled for November 12.

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Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov, known for scaling the Empire State Building for a marriage proposal, are negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors. Their attorney indicated that they are close to a resolution and that the couple no longer needs to check in monthly with the court. Their next court date is set for November 12.

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  • Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov scaled the Empire State Building in July 2026.
  • They faced charges including reckless endangerment and burglary.
  • A judge ruled they no longer need monthly court check-ins.
  • Their attorney stated they are close to a resolution with prosecutors.
  • Their next court appearance is scheduled for November 12.
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‘Beloved’ daredevils who scaled Empire State Building inching toward deal after proposal stunt: attorney

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Couple who scaled Empire State Building negotiating plea deal, attorney confirms