Victim in wheelchair says NY bombing felt like 'doomsday'
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Victims are reliving a September 2016 bombing in New York City as prosecutors presented evidence on the explosion in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.
A man in a wheelchair says he thought the explosion was "doomsday." A blind woman says she felt "absolute terror."
Their testimony came on the third day of the trial of a New Jersey man charged with injuring 30 people in a daylong bombing spree. Ahmad Khan Rahimi, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. His defense lawyers have cautioned jurors to keep open minds.
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FBI agents and other witnesses described the damage left behind by a bomb that cast a 100-pound trash bin into the air and shattered windows.
Jurors also watched videos of the crime scene.