Boy, 14, stabbed by Huntingdon train attacker while trick or treating with friend said defendant stared at him with his 'eyes wide open', court told
The incident on a footbridge in Peterborough was the first of 14 assaults by Anthony Williams, 33, during a Halloween weekend rampage that ended with ten attacks on a train.
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