Mother of killer Vickrum Digwa jailed in “female Monster Mansion” alongside Lucy Letby and Constance Marten
The vile mother of student killer Vickrum Digwa has been locked up inside the notorious “female Monster Mansion” housing child killer Lucy Letby and aristocrat Constance Marten. Kiran Kaur was transferred to HMP Bronzefield in Surrey after receiving a three-year prison sentence for helping her son conceal the murder weapon used to stab eighteen-year-old student Henry Nowak to death. The high-security female prison houses Britain’s most dangerous female offenders on its infamous Unit 4 wing, where high-profile killers enjoy enhanced privileges including private showers, televisions, and salon access.
Kaur was jailed after police bodycam footage and mobile phone recordings captured her actively assisting her twenty-three-year-old son during the murder investigation. Taken on Digwa’s phone, audio recordings caught the killer speaking to Kaur in Punjabi, frantically instructing his mother to remove the bloodied knife from the crime scene. Instead of acting as a responsible parent, Kaur took the murder weapon home and hid it among a collection of ceremonial blades in her son’s bedroom to mislead homicide detectives.
The mother’s calculated actions supported Digwa’s deceitful claims that he was the innocent victim of a racist attack rather than a violent murderer. Sentenced to life with a minimum of twenty-one years, Digwa knifed the young student five times in a random street attack, filming the dying teen as he bled profusely and cried out for help. When emergency responders arrived, Digwa’s false allegations led officers to briefly place the dying student in handcuffs while the killer attempted to cover up his tracks.
Judge William Mousley KC heavily condemned Kaur during sentencing at the Crown Court, stating that her manipulative choices actively fueled her son’s arrogant pretense of innocence. The judge emphasized that a responsible parent would have challenged their child and urged them to surrender to law enforcement, rather than orchestrating the destruction of physical evidence. Kaur is currently held on a separate unit within HMP Bronzefield but remains eligible for transfer to the enhanced Unit 4 alongside baby killer Lucy Letby and Sara Sharif’s stepmother, Beinash Batool.
While Kaur begins her three-year custodial sentence in Surrey, her killer son remains trapped in extreme isolation at HMP Frankland in County Durham. Reports indicate that Digwa remains in a high-security segregation unit, “literally shaking with fear” as he desperately avoids mixing with hardened inmates on the main wings. The stark contrast between the mother’s prison surroundings and her son’s terrifying isolation highlights the massive fallout surrounding Henry Nowak’s tragic murder.
State correctional leaders confirmed that high-profile prisoners are managed under strict institutional security protocols to prevent internal violence and maintain facility control. Representatives from the Ministry of Justice reaffirmed that both mother and son will serve their court-mandated sentences in accordance with statutory guidelines. Official court registries have finalized all sentencing records, officially concluding the legal proceedings against the Digwa family.
