Vickrum Digwa's mother, convicted of the execution of 18-year-old Polish student Henry Nowak, may leave the prison before the conviction was foreseen. According to the British media, a female is to benefit from a programme to reduce overcrowding of criminal establishments. In June, Digwa was sentenced to life imprisonment, with the anticipation of applying for parole at the earliest after 21 years.
53-year-old Kiran Kaur was sentenced to 3 years in prison in July for removing the knife her boy attacked by a Polish student. Now he is to be released – about a year after the sentence. The remainder of the punishment is to be carried out under supervision.
The tragedy occurred last December 3rd in Southampton. Vickrum Digwa killed 18-year-old Henry Nowak utilizing a knife with a 21-centimeter blade. He explained that he did it in consequence to racist insults. The officers who had arrived at the scene cuffed the injured Nowak, and despite his requests they initially did not aid him.
