Newly released audio of a 999 emergency call has revealed that the family of convicted murderer Vikram Digua deliberately misled police dispatchers, falsely claiming they were the victims of a “racist attack” in the immediate aftermath of the fatal stabbing of 18-year-old Henry Nowak.

The audio was broadcast during a highly charged segment on GB News, which further detailed how the killer’s family actively worked to cover up the murder at the scene.

The 999 Call and the Cover-Up

The emergency call, made by Vikram Digua’s brother as Nowak lay bleeding on the pavement, captured the caller stating: “We just got attacked racially by some white person.”

The broadcast highlighted that this false allegation directly set the narrative for the arriving Hampshire Police officers. Furthermore, GB News host Patrick Christys revealed that following the stabbing, Digua’s mother arrived at the crime scene, took possession of the 21-centimeter murder weapon, and removed it to hide the evidence. The mother was recently convicted of assisting an offender.

Christys expressed intense fury over the revelations, labeling the sequence of events an “absolutely disgusting… family murder and cover-up.” He noted that Digua’s brother, who made the deceptive 999 call, was not convicted of any crime.

“Following Anti-Racism Training”

The release of the audio provides critical context to the deeply controversial police bodycam footage released earlier this week. Upon arriving at the scene and operating under the premise of a reported racist attack, officers ignored Nowak’s repeated pleas that he had been stabbed and could not breathe. Instead of providing medical aid, officers dragged the dying teenager across the gravel and handcuffed him.

During the panel discussion, conservative commentators argued that the officers’ failure was not a breach of protocol, but the direct result of ideological training.

Panelist Leo argued that modern British police are heavily trained in “anti-racism” and “white privilege” ideologies, which condition them to view allegations of racism by minority individuals as the paramount concern.

“They were following their training and their protocol,” the commentator asserted. “These police officers, when they’re standing next to the dying body of Henry Nowak, would have been thinking, ‘Oh, he’s got white fragility,’ because that’s what they’ve been trained… The killers knew that [claiming racism] is going to be held aloft as the most important.”

The broadcast concluded with renewed demands for the immediate dismissal and criminal prosecution of the arresting officers.