‘How I Met Your Mother’ actor gets 32 years to life after brutally stabbing ex

Nick Pasqual, an histrion who appeared successful “How I Met Your Mother,” has been sentenced to 32 years to beingness for the attempted execution of his estranged girlfriend, L.A.-based constitution creator Allie Shehorn.

Following a assemblage trial, Pasqual was besides convicted of counts of injuring a spouse oregon partner, first-degree burglary and rape, according to tribunal documents. During the trial, Shehorn had disposable scars connected her hands and cervix erstwhile she testified, per ABC.

The incidental occurred successful May 2024, erstwhile Pasqual repeatedly stabbed Shehorn successful her Shadow Hills home. Prosecutors said that the histrion broke into Shehorn’s location conscionable earlier 4:30 a.m. connected May 23, attacked her with a weapon and fled California.

Days earlier the attack, Shehorn had filed a restraining bid against Pasqual, detailing acts of intersexual and carnal assault. While the justice approved the order, it was unclear whether Pasqual had been served anterior to the stabbing.

Christine White, Shehorn’s person and roommate, discovered the constitution creator lying successful a excavation of humor and called exigency services. Friends judge Shehorn was stabbed much than 20 times. Following the attack, Shehorn underwent exigency country and spent days successful intensive care.

Pasqual was yet stopped by authorities astatine a borderline checkpoint successful Sierra Blanca, Texas, and extradited to Los Angeles.

The erstwhile mates met connected the acceptable of Zack Snyder’s movie “Rebel Moon,” wherever Pasqual worked arsenic a inheritance histrion and Shehorn worked arsenic a constitution artist.

Last week, Shehorn sued the actor for intersexual battery, battle and negligence, among different counts, according to a suit submitted successful Los Angeles County Superior Court.

The 17-page ailment echoes details astir the May 2024 stabbing that led to Pasqual’s apprehension 2 years agone and his attempted execution conviction.