Trial of man accused of attempted murders on LNER train begins
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 10:03 · Archive
Anthony Williams is due to stand trial for attempted murders on an LNER train that made an emergency stop in Huntingdon.
Anthony Williams is standing trial for attempted murders on an LNER train that was forced to make an emergency stop in Huntingdon. The trial began today.
No further information about the charges, the incident, or the evidence has been reported.
How it is being reported
- Train attacker 'marauded' across Halloween weekend, trial hearsAnthony Williams denies 14 counts of attempted murder, including 10 on a train in Cambridgeshire.BBC Cambridgeshire · 28 Oct, 12:47
- Huntingdon train attack trial live updates as Anthony Williams denies attempted murderThe trial is set to last 6 weeksCambridgeshire Live · 28 Oct, 11:44
- LIVE: Trial of man accused of attempted murders on LNER train to beginAnthony Williams is due to stand trial today accused of attempted murders on an LNER train that was forced to make an emergency stop in Huntingdon.Cambs Times · 28 Oct, 09:48
- LIVE: Trial of man accused of attempted murders on LNER train to beginAnthony Williams is due to stand trial today accused of attempted murders on an LNER train that was forced to make an emergency stop in Huntingdon.Ely Standard · 28 Oct, 09:48
In this story: Anthony Williams · LNER · Huntingdon
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