He was begging people to call the police and attempting to gain access to a close
The victim, 35, was seen by witnesses on the evening of Saturday, October 8 with 'horrific' wounds on his back and shoulders.
on Shettleston Road at around 7.10pm.READ MORE: 'Life and soul of the party': Man who died in crash on Glasgow roundabout namedTiles on the inside of the close were streaked with blood and the pavement outside was covered in it."He was covered in blood and trying to gesture to the wounds on his back."His trackies were covered in blood and it was smeared on his face as well and the wounds on his back were horrific.
"People wanted to help but also gave him a wide berth because it is scary, the 999 call handler was asking 'is the attacker still in the area'."If it wasn't a machete it was some other bladed weapon, it looked like he had been hacked rather than stabbed.scene, about eight police cars turned up then an ambulance.spokesperson said:"Around 7.10pm on Saturday, October 8, 2022, police received a report a man had been seriously assaulted in Shettleston Road, Glasgow.
"Emergency services attended and a 35-year-old man was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
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