The brother of Henry Nowak’s killer lied to cops that he and his sibling were “attacked racially by some white person,” according to a newly released call in the bombshell murder case that’s been rocking the UK.
In the call, released by police on Tuesday, Gurpreet Digwa, 27, falsely claims that he and his brother, killer Vickrum Digwa, 23, had been racially assaulted by Nowak in December near their home in Southampton in southern England.
“We were just attacked racially by some white person. He’s attacked my brother and taken my brother’s turban off,” Gurpreet says in the 11-minute phone call with emergency services.
“Literally, I just parked my car to come home, and he attacked my brother,” Gurpreet says later in the call.
“He physically attacked my brother, we’re Sikhs, we wear a turban, and he’s attacked my brother.”
Gurpreet lied that Nowak had called them a “Paki,” a racial slur for South Asians in the UK, and said his brother had had his “hair pulled and stuff,” when asked if he had any injuries.
Vickrum, who had already stabbed college student Nowak, 18, five times with an 8-inch ceremonial Sikh dagger, can be heard in the background accusing his victim of being drunk and “stumbling” into him.
In fact, Nowak was not a regular drinker, and his blood alcohol level was below the UK’s legal driving limit at the time of the attack, the jury at Vickrum’s murder trial heard.
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