Vickrum Digwa Faces Prison Ordeal After Conviction for Henry Nowak's Murder

Vickrum Digwa, convicted of murdering Henry Nowak, has begun his prison sentence under threat from other inmates, according to reports.

Digwa reportedly expressed fear and requested to be kept away from a specific prison wing known for housing dangerous individuals, a wing where the notorious killer Ian Huntley was housed. Sources suggest that Digwa's initial bravado has diminished since his conviction.

Insiders indicate that Digwa faces a significant threat within the prison system, with "groups hunting him." The exact nature of these groups and the specific reasons for the heightened danger remain a subject of concern for prison officials and Digwa himself. The report details that Digwa's first night in jail was marked by apprehension due to his new status as a convicted murderer.