Train passenger describes fleeing during Huntingdon attack
Crime · First reported 9 Nov, 12:40 · Updated 13:10
At Cambridge Crown Court, passenger Milan Campion described fleeing after hearing that a man had a knife on the LNER train stopped at Huntingdon. He said he feared a possible bomber was on board; Anthony Williams denies attempted murder charges, and the trial continues.
- Campion said passengers ran down the aisle after hearing someone shout that a man had a knife.
- He said he feared a suicide bomber might be on board and later thought the attacker was not of sound mind.
- Williams denies attempted murder charges relating to the train and other alleged attacks; the trial continues.
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- Train stop
- Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
- Train incident date
- 1 November 2025
- Passenger witness
- Milan Campion
- Defendant
- Anthony Williams, 33; denies the attempted murder charges
- Court
- Cambridge Crown Court
- Trial status
- The trial continues
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