Henry Nowak killer prayed for God to ‘save’ him in first recorded confession

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Henry Nowak's killer prayed for God to "save" him in his first recorded confession, it has been revealed.The 18-year-old university student was stabbed to death on December 3 last year as his killer, Vickrum Digwa, accused Mr Nowak of racially assaulting him.Within 36 hours of the murder, Digwa was transported in a police van from a police station to a court for a custody extension hearing on December 5, where he was recorded speaking to his brother in Punjabi.A translated transcript reveals that Digwa confessed and showed the pair praying to "save" them after the arrest.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The English version of the transcript was used during Digwa's murder trial last month, where he was jailed for a minimum 21 years.His sentence has since been referred to the Court of Appeal after criticism that the punishment was too lenient.During the confession, Gurpreet Digwa asked his brother, Vickrum: "What did you do?

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