Salman Rushdie trial: Author describes moment of attack as he gives evidence in New York courtroom
- Salman Rushdie testified about the 2022 knife attack during the trial of Hadi Matar, who is accused of the assault. Rushdie described the attacker as wearing dark clothes and a mask, and recalled the moment he realized he was being stabbed.
- Rushdie noted that he initially thought he was punched but soon realized he was bleeding heavily, stating, 'It occurred to me that I was dying.' He was stabbed multiple times, including three times in the chest and once in the eye, leading to severe injuries and partial blindness.
- District Attorney Jason Schmidt described Matar's actions as 'very deliberately, forcefully and efficiently' stabbing Rushdie, indicating that Matar 'almost succeeded in killing Mr. Rushdie.'
- Hadi Matar has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault charges, facing up to 25 years in prison if convicted, as the trial is expected to last a week to ten days.
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