Vickrum Digwa, 23, is on trial for the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, who was fatally stabbed with a ceremonial dagger in Southampton, UK. The court heard that Digwa had a long-standing interest in Sikh weapons, having trained with them since he was 10 years old. On the night of the incident, Digwa allegedly used an eight-inch Kirpan to stab Nowak multiple times as he returned home from a night out. Witnesses reported that Nowak was heard shouting for help, claiming he was 'going to die', prompting neighbors to call the police. However, when officers arrived, they arrested Nowak based on Digwa's claims of racial abuse, leading to Nowak's death shortly after being handcuffed. Prosecutors assert that Digwa's accusations were a deliberate attempt to mislead authorities. Additionally, Digwa's mother is charged with assisting an offender by hiding the murder weapon. Both Digwa and Kaur deny the charges. The trial continues as jurors deliberate on their verdict.