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Couple Discusses Illegal Empire State Building Climb Ahead of Court Hearing

Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov, who illegally climbed the Empire State Building, discussed their actions in an interview ahead of their court hearing. They expressed willingness to take responsibility and acknowledged the dangers of their stunt. The couple is negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors and will appear in court on Thursday.

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Angelina Nikolau Ivan Kuznetsov

Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov, known for their illegal climb of the Empire State Building, spoke candidly about their actions in an interview with ABC News. They admitted to the dangers of their stunt and expressed a willingness to take responsibility. The couple is currently facing charges and negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors, with their next court appearance scheduled for Thursday.

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  • Angelina Nikolau is 33 years old and Ivan Kuznetsov is 32.
  • The couple climbed the Empire State Building in July.
  • They displayed a flag with a peace message during the climb.
  • They are negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors.
  • Their next court appearance is scheduled for Thursday.
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Empire State Building daredevils laugh off stunt secret, confess how far they’d go — and who they’re sorry to

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Couple Discusses Illegal Empire State Building Climb Ahead of Court Hearing