Man shot and seriously wounded by Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year recounts the moments leading up to the near-fatal interaction, telling jurors he thought he 'was going to die.'
in Wisconsin last year recounted terrifying moments leading up to the near-fatal interaction, telling jurors Monday he thought he"was going to die."
His arms were raised shortly before Rittenhouse shot him in the right bicep. Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger asked Grosskreutz why he didn't shoot first.
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