Train attacker said 'I am the baddest', trial hears

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Police responded to fears about Anthony Williams on a train the day before the attack, jurors hear.

Train attacker said 'I am the baddest', trial hears

Abbie Harrison-Evans was connected the bid with her spouse Ethan Daniels. She said determination was a "male shouting from the beforehand of the train" who was "playing spooky Halloween euphony connected his phone".

His behaviour was "erratic" and her "first content was helium was suffering from a intelligence condition", the tribunal heard.

She sent a Snapchat to Daniels stating "we going to get attacked oregon what?".

Harrison-Evans said Williams had a achromatic rucksack connected the spot adjacent to him and "kept grabbing it and saying 'I'm going to bash it'."

"It looked similar helium was reaching for thing wrong the achromatic rucksack," she said.

The tribunal heard Williams said "I'm going to bash it, I'm going to bash it", followed by "I cannot bash it", and she had a "feeling helium was going to wounded us".

Daniels said helium heard the antheral state: "I americium the baddest, no-one is arsenic atrocious arsenic me."

Williams is accused of attempting to execution Raza Aslam, Sachin Balakrishnan, Scott Bletcher, Stephen Crean, Kevin Deely, Jonathan Gjoshe, Scott Green, Michael Paffett, David Presland and Samir Zitouni connected the London-bound bid betwixt Peterborough and Huntingdon connected 1 November.

As good arsenic the attacks successful Peterborough, helium is accused of attempting to execution a teen connected a Docklands Light Railway bid successful eastbound London successful the aboriginal hours of 1 November.

The proceedings has been told that whether Williams carried retired the attacks is not successful question, but jurors indispensable see whether helium intended to termination those individuals.

The proceedings continues.

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