Actor Nick Pasqual was sentenced on Tuesday to 32 years in prison for attempted murder. The case involves the stabbing of makeup artist Allie Shehorn, his ex-girlfriend, in May 2024 at her home in Sunland, Los Angeles.
Allie Shehorn took the stand in court with visible scars on his arm and neck. Ela described the moment she lay on the ground, in a pool of blood, wondering if that would be the end of her life. The victim also reported the abusive relationship that preceded the attack.
Pasqual participated in productions such as “How I Met Your Mother”. The jury found him guilty last month of attempted murder, aggravated home invasion and battery. Ele was arrested after the crime at a checkpoint on the border of Texas.
Vítima details aggression and lasting impact
Allie Shehorn obtained a restraining order against the actor before the attack. Durante’s testimony at the sentencing hearing, she recalled a violent fight. Pasqual allegedly punched the door of the house until he broke it down. The makeup artist ran to the bathroom for protection.
“I locked the door and he started punching the door, punching holes in it,” Shehorn said in tears. Ela said he still suffered nightmares about the episode. The attack left injuries so severe that she was clinically dead twice, according to the judge.
- Allie Shehorn reported repeated punching and stabbing
- The victim described fear during the abusive relationship
- Ordem restriction already existed against Pasqual
- Ataque occurred after the breakup in 2024
Réu apologizes but judge questions remorse
Nick Pasqual addressed the court following the victim’s statement. Ele admitted that Allie Shehorn didn’t deserve what he went through. “No words can be an adequate apology,” the actor declared.
The judge, however, cited a telephone call made by Pasqual in April. Nela, the actor allegedly made fun of his ex-girlfriend. Essa recording cast doubt on the sincerity of the remorse shown at the hearing. The magistrate reinforced the seriousness of the injuries.
Promotoria and defense react to the decision
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman highlighted Allie Shehorn’s courage. Ele highlighted that her testimony was decisive for the guilty verdict. The official statement recalled the risks of domestic violence.
Representantes of Nick Pasqual released a statement in his name. The text mentions sadness over the case and a desire for healing for everyone involved. Pasqual reported that it will focus on sobriety, recovery and an appeals process.
The case gained attention because it involved a television figure. The sentence of 32 years to life in prison reflects the judge’s assessment of the brutality of the crime.