A man accused of carrying out a violent knife attack on a London-bound train last year faces multiple charges of attempted murder and assault. Prosecutors allege he stabbed at least 10 people—passengers and staff—on an LNER train, creating widespread panic and fear among those on board. The attack is said to have unfolded over a 24-hour period, with additional victims targeted before the train incident. The case has been described as one of extreme violence, with the accused accused of causing terror on an "unimaginable scale."
Anthony Williams is accused of attempting to murder passengers and staff on board a London-bound train last NovemberA knifeman “caused terror and fear on an unimaginable scale” to passengers when he stabbed 10 people on a London-bound train, a court has heard.Anthony Williams, 33, is accused of attempting to murder 10 passengers and staff on an LNER train on 1 November last year and stabbing four people in the 24 hours before. Continue reading...
