The family of 23-year-old Vickrum Digwa issues a public statement expressing “deep” regret and apologising to the relatives of Henry Nowak after Nowak’s murder. In the statement, family members describe their grief and say they “would give anything” for Digwa not to have crossed paths with the victim.
They also ask that the tragedy not be used to “inflame division or hostility,” adding that they want the incident to be treated with sensitivity rather than exploited for wider disputes. The statement is framed as an apology to Nowak’s family, while urging restraint and calm in how others respond to the case.
Both reports present the family’s message as focused on remorse and concern over potential social or political fallout, without providing additional details about the circumstances of the murder or the legal proceedings. The outlets report the statement as coming from unnamed family members, rather than from officials or court documents.
