Vickrum Digwa, 23, who is serving a prison sentence for the murder of Henry Nowak, is reportedly held in segregation at HMP Frankland in County Durham. According to accounts from different outlets, Digwa refuses to be moved from his segregation cell to a wing at the prison, describing fears about where he would be placed. The concern relates to earlier violence involving other inmates: Ian Huntley, a convicted child killer, was fatally attacked on A-wing at HMP Frankland earlier this year. The reports say Digwa has learned that the location he would be moved to is the same wing where Huntley was attacked, and that this has led him to decline the transfer from segregation to the wing. Both sources frame Digwa’s refusal as a response to his safety concerns following the earlier incident. The outlets do not provide additional details about the prison’s decision-making or any formal reasons beyond Digwa’s stated fears.