Man Denies Attempted Murder Charges After Series of Knife Attacks
Anthony Williams, 33, denies attempting to murder people in attacks in Peterborough, on a London-bound train near Huntingdon and at a London DLR station.
Anthony Williams is 33.
He denies attempted murder charges.
The attacks happened in Peterborough.
One attack happened on a train.
The train was going to London.
It happened near Huntingdon.
Another attack happened at a London DLR station.
A 14-year-old boy spoke to police.
He said a man pulled out a knife.
The man stabbed him in Peterborough.
The boy’s police interview played in court.
The court was Cambridge Crown Court.
The boy cannot be named.
The boy said the man seemed unwell.
He said the man’s eyes were wide open.
He thought the man had taken something.
The boy said the man shouted.
He could not hear the words.
Williams’s involvement is not disputed.
The jury must decide one thing.
Did Williams mean to kill people?
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