New photo Man stabbed to death on board train from Guildford to London

A knifeman is on the run after a passenger was stabbed to death on board a train to London in front of horrified travellers this afternoon.

Witnesses say the man in his 50s was knifed in the neck following a scuffle with another passenger who then fled into the surrounding Clandon area - just one stop into the Surrey to London journey. 

Detectives have launched a murder investigation after the bloody attack on the 12.58 service from Guildford to Waterloo and are still searching for the killer.

One woman passenger, who asked not to be named, said: 'There was a lot of blood everywhere in the carriage. I don't think the poor chap stood a chance.

'The police who were here first started to give him CPR but it was apparently too late to save him and he died while the train was in the station.' 

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A passenger has been stabbed to death on board a train to London in front of horrified travellers this afternoon. Detectives have launched a murder enquiry after the man in his 50s was knifed once in the neck on the 12.58pm service travelling from Guildford to Waterloo 

Despite desperate attempts from paramedics the man died at the scene, while the attacker is thought to have got off the train fled into the surrounding Clandon area - just one stop into the Surrey to London journey (pictured is Horsley Station, where the train pulled in) 

Police are now in the area, attempting to identify and trace the man responsible for this assault. 

Officers have sealed off Clandon as the manhunt for the killer continued.

Dozens of commuters cars were stranded in the car park at the Surrey station with owners told they would have to remain parked until forensic teams had completed their investigation.

Earlier a police helicopter had hovered over the surrounding countryside as it scoured farmland and nearby National Trust property of Clandon Park.

The killer would have had a choice of walking either towards the village of Send or towards East Clandon on leaving the station.

A police officer and station staff member stand at Horsley station while forensics conduct their investigation

Drinkers at the Onslow Arms, about a quarter of a mile from the Clandon station, said they heard the helicopter hovering overhead during the afternoon.

‘There were lot of police cars racing along the road and word soon went round someone had been stabbed, said one of the pub regulars. 

'There’s hardly any serious crime round here so everyone took notice’

No arrests have been made yet and it is not known if the two men were known to one another.

Another witness praised the efforts of the railway staff in the frenzied aftermath of the attack. 

Natalie Jones tweeted: 'I was on this train. How those guards and especially the train driver went into action was nothing short of incredible.' 

A Home Office pathologist was expected to carry out a post mortem examination on the man's body to establish the exact cause of his death and the Surrey coroner was notified of the death. 

12.58pm service travelling from Guildford to Waterloo: Map shows the journey from London to Surrey

Natalie Jones tweeted: 'I was on this train. How those guards and especially the train driver went into action was nothing short of incredible'

It is understood the murder happened after two men became involved in a scuffle following a dispute. Witnesses said that punches were thrown and the victim was then stabbed in the neck. The station remains cordoned off while police, including forensic officers, investigate

Police are now in the area, attempting to identify and trace the man responsible for this assault. No arrests have been made yet. A Home Office pathologist was expected to carry out a post mortem examination on the man's body to establish the exact cause of his death and the Surrey coroner was notified of the death

Forensics staff, pictured at Horsley station, where a man in his 50s was knifed in the neck following a scuffle with another passenger who then fled into the surrounding Clandon

Detective Superintendent Gary Richardson from British Transport Police, said: 'This was a shocking and violent attack which took place on-board a train in broad daylight. 

'Officers from BTP are with the family and have deployed a specially trained family liaison officer to support them through this difficult time.

'We know that this was an incredibly frightening incident for passengers travelling on the train. 

One woman passenger, who asked not to be named, said: 'There was a lot of blood everywhere in the carriage. I don't think the poor chap stood a chance. The police who were here first started to give him CPR but it was apparently too late to save him and he died while the train was in the station' (forensic officers sweep the area)

The attacker is thought to have got off the train fled into the surrounding Clandon area - just one stop into the Surrey to London journey. Police have cordoned off the station and are conducting investigations

'We believe that the suspect and victim boarded the train at London Road at 1.01pm and we would encourage who was on this train to come forward regardless of whether or not they think they can help our investigation. 

'We believe the suspect departed the train at Clandon station.

'Passengers and members of the public can expect to see an increased presence by BTP and Surrey Police officers at Horsley and Clandon as our enquiries continue.

'We would advise anyone in the local area who sees anyone they think maybe the suspect to contact 999 immediately.'

National Rail announced delays and cancellations following the attack - with services on the line halted while police conduct their investigations 

View of the South Western Railway service from Guildford in Surrey to London. The attack took place on the 12.58 service today. Lines will remain closed while police conduct their investigations

BTP have said:  'Anyone who witnessed the incident or with any information should contact BTP by sending a text to 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40 – quoting reference 210 of 04/01/19. Or you can ring Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111'

Anyone who witnessed the incident or with any information should contact BTP by sending a text to 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40 – quoting reference 210 of 04/01/19. Or you can ring Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

South Western Railway said: 'Due to the police dealing with an incident between Guildford and Effingham Junction the line is blocked.

'Train services running through these stations may be cancelled, delayed or revised. Disruption is expected until 9pm.'

Lines will remain closed while police conduct their investigations, they added. 

A bloody start to the year: London’s stabbing victims of 2018

Last year was the capital's deadliest since 2008 as London saw 134 people murdered in 2018.

It's a New Year and already a number of violent incidents have shocked the Capital.

The first stab victim of New Year was named as 33-year-old mother Charlotte Huggins.

She was stabbed to death at her home in Camberwell, south-east London, at 4.20am yesterday hours after wishing 'all a happy new year' on Facebook.

Police officers were called to the house at 4.20am – and she was pronounced dead half an hour later.

Meanwhile in Mayfair, police were called to a property at 5.36am to reports of a stabbing, and attended with London Ambulance Service paramedics

A doorman, Tudor Simionov, was found with stab injuries following the private party and pronounced dead at 6.05am.

Two other security staff and a woman who came to the door were also stabbed, and taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Elsewhere in Wild West Britain one woman in her 20s was shot at a nightclub in Dalston, East London, while a drunken thug in the West Midlands attacked a partygoer with a 2ft sword.

In Essex, a youth was stabbed once in the stomach at Club 195 in Epping after being involved in 'a verbal exchange' with a group of men on the dancefloor.  

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