Convicted Killer Vickrum Digwa Attacked With 'Prison Napalm' Boiling Sugar Water In Prison

Vickrum Digwa was reportedly attacked with a mixture of boiling water and sugar. He was attacked with a method commonly referred to as "prison napalm" due to how the sugar makes the scalding liquid stick to the skin. Vickrum Digwa suffered serious burn injuries to his face. Reports indicate that while his facial burns are serious, they are not considered life-threatening. The attack happened right after he was imprisoned for taking the life of Henry Nowak. VICKRUM DIGWA ATTACKED WITH BOILING WATER IN PRISON

This graphic reports on a prison attack against Vickrum Digwa, who was recently imprisoned for the murder of Henry Nowak. The text section explains that Digwa was attacked with a mixture of boiling water and sugar, a weapon nicknamed 'prison napalm' because the sugar causes the scalding liquid to adhere to skin, causing more severe burns. Digwa sustained serious but non-life-threatening facial burns from the attack. The graphic includes a headshot photo of Digwa wearing a blue turban, a stock image of a pot of boiling water circled in red, the Visegrad24 branding, and a large bold headline at the bottom confirming the attack.

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