Passenger Feared Huntingdon Train Attacker Was Suicide Bomber, Court Hears

A passenger on a London-bound train from Huntingdon has recounted his fear that an attacker could be a suicide bomber, a court heard. Milan Campion told Cambridge Crown Court he believed the individual "wasn't sound of mind" during the incident.

Details emerging from the trial shed light on the passenger experience during the disturbance, highlighting the immediate concerns for safety and the perception of the attacker's mental state. This testimony forms part of the ongoing legal proceedings related to the event.