Survivor of New Orleans terrorist recalls 'surreal' aftermath of deadly attack that shattered his legs
Jeremi Sensky was returning to his hotel after meeting friends in the early hours on New Year’s Day when he heard a "massive noise" — the last thing he remembers before ending up facedown on the ground with his wheelchair smashed around him.
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