An indicted killer will be "taught" in the wake of posting a Snapchat video of himself in jail seeming to "mock" the group of the individual he wounded to death.
Ali Zahawy, 22, was seen as blameworthy of killing Andre Aderemi in Croydon, south London, in August 2016.
A video sent to Mr Aderemi's mom and seen by the BBC indicated Zahawy in his cell saying he was "still beat up".
The Prison Service said Zahawy would confront longer in jail.
Mr Aderemi, 19, was pursued around the Monks Hill home by four men and cut multiple times with no attempt at being subtle.
Zahawy - alongside Rodney Mukasa - was seen as blameworthy in May 2017 of Mr Aderemi's homicide following a preliminary at the Old Bailey.
Both were given life sentences by Judge Zoe Smith and requested to serve at least 22 years in jail.
Mr Aderemi's mum, Yemi Hughes, was sent the Snapchat video, which the Ministry of Justice affirmed was recorded inside one of its jails.
In the video Zahawy swears and says he is still bolted up, at that point includes "yet at the same time it could be more regrettable - I could be dead".
Responding to the video Ms Hughes - who instructed Zahawy at school in Croydon - revealed to BBC London she had a blend of feelings.
She stated: "from the outset I was extremely irate by its substance. It resembled he was ridiculing my child.
"At that point I got extremely passionate - for what reason would it be a good idea for me to see your face and not my child? At that point I felt irritated.
"I am not for locking them up and discarding the key, however there should be a type of recovery and some kind of assent."
Ms Hughes likewise approached "better security for exploited people's families".
She included: "The reality they can video themselves in their cells, what they are up to and how they feel - we ought not need to see that."
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A BBC examination in 2018 found that UK penitentiaries were "inundated" with in any event 15,000 snuck telephones and SIM cards.
The Prison Service apologized to Ms Hughes for the "trouble the video has caused".
A representative included: "We are attempted cell look and disciplinary activity against Zahawy.
"We are spending an extra £100m on jail security, and anybody found with a cell phone in jail faces longer in a correctional facility."
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