Huntingdon knife attack suspect told victim 'The Devil is not going to win' as she begged for her life

A man repeatedly stabbed passengers on a train in Huntingdon. During the attack, one victim, Dayna Arnold, a project manager, told the suspect she begged for her life. The suspect responded by saying, "The Devil is not going to win." Arnold was separated from her partner, Andy Gray, on the train during the incident. Gray was able to assist another stabbing victim, a young man who sustained severe injuries and pleaded for help, by applying a tourniquet. British Transport Police are investigating the attack as a major incident, with counter-terrorism police also involved. Witnesses described seeing shocked passengers outside the station after the... download the app to read more