A call girl Monday sobbed on the stand as she recounted the terrifying night she says a millionaire tech exec sexually assaulted her, beat her and threatened to kill her, during the trial of a wealthy S&M-loving tech executive accused of savagely beating, strangling and sexually assaulting a hooker inside the trendy W hotel in Times Square, authorities say.
“I am never going to look the same again,” the blonde from Norway recalled thinking that June 2016 night when she says married father Sanjay Tripathy attacked her in his room at the W Hotel.
“I am probably going to die here tonight, how am I ever going to get out of here alive,” the woman, whose name is being withheld due to the nature of the charges, told jurors through tears.
“As he’s punching me, he keeps repeating he’s going to kill me.”
Prosecutors earlier told the court the woman “saw blood literally fly out of her face after being punched,” a Manhattan prosecutor said at the start of  the trial of a millionaire tech exec who is on trial, accused of sexually assaulting and battering a prostitute in a trendy hotel near New York’s Time Square.
“He said, ‘I am going to kill you. You are going to die,’” assistant district attorney Kristen Baraiola told jurors of the brutal beating allegedly carried out by Sanjay Tripathy, which left blood all over the bed, walls, floor and bathroom sink of the swank hotel room.
“She actually thought she was going to die that night.” Baraiola said of the victim.
Married millionaire dad-of-two Sanjay Tripathy met the prostitute on the Web site SeekingArrangement, which pairs sugar daddies with young women, according to court records, before he allegedly pummeled her inside the W hotel following a prearranged hookup.
Tripathy, 46, took the 36-year-old woman back to his room at the luxury hotel for their tryst on June 15, 2016. The encounter turned nasty as soon as the pair made it to the room. But when she tried to leave, the kinky tryst quickly turned into a nightmare, prosecutors said.
The escort who is originally from Norway says he client became violent the moment they entered his hotel room following dinner. He initially shoved her down on the bed, pulled down her tights and inserted his fingers inside her, she claims.
He went ballistic when she resisted, she said, and started choking her harder and threatening to analy rape her.

Sanjay Tripathy is accused of deliberately battering and assaulting a prostitute he hired in June 2016

The escort even tried to escape the hotel room by pretending she needed to use the restroom, which was right next to the front door. Yet Tripathy, she says, escorted her to the bathroom and watched her urinate.
As she peed, he turned slightly to look out the window — and she made a break for it.
“I try to open the front door, but the [latch] was on,” she said, dissolving into tears. “And I scream ‘Help me,’ ‘Help me,’ as loud as I can,” through the crack in the door.
Yet the corporate IT exec lunged toward her quickly, covering her mouth with his hand and dragging her back to the bed, she testified. During the struggle, she says, she knocked the phone off the receiver and tried to press a button for the concierge.
But Tripathy allegedly replaced the receiver and started pummeling her again. The woman told jurors she began to see her own blood fly off his recoiled fist, spraying across the white sheets and walls of the hotel room.
It was then she became convinced she would die.
He then ordered her to perform fellatio on him, saying that if she didn’t make him orgasm, he would “f–k [her] in the a–.”
She complied, she said, after begging him not to kill her and concocting a story about having a 6-year-old daughter at home alone who needed her.
“I had pieces of my teeth that came out,” she said, weeping. “I could barely open my left eye. And [the photo] shows how my mouth, also, was very, very painful. I couldn’t eat for several days,” the victim said
Defense attorney Frank Rothman says the woman is falsely accusing his client of battery and sex assault after he refused to be price-gouged following consensual rough sex.
After he finished, Tripathy told her twice to wash her blood-caked face, she said, and threatened he would find her if she went to the police.
Jurors on Monday watched surveillance footage of the woman teetering out of the swanky hotel following the alleged attack, and then heading directly for an NYPD van parked directly across the street.
The panel also reviewed graphic photos of the escort’s battered face, which were first shown Friday. The snapshots show an unrecognizable woman — her eyes swollen shut, her neck darkened with bruises, and her entire face inflated from trauma.
Tripathy’s attorney, Frank Rothman, says the woman made up the claims as part of a shakedown following a consensual, agreed-upon S&M encounter.