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Transport · 4 hours ago

Huntingdon Train Stabbing Accused Said 'I Am The Baddest', Jury Told

Huntingdon Train Stabbing Accused Said 'I Am The Baddest', Jury Told

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A man accused of a mass stabbing on a London-bound train was heard boasting "I am the baddest" on another train the night before, Cambridge Crown Court has heard. Anthony Williams, 33, from Peterborough, denies 14 counts of attempted murder, including ten linked to the train that stopped at Huntingdon on 1 November 2025. Jurors must decide whether he intended to kill. The trial continues.

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