Tanveer Singh, a 32‑year‑old delivery driver from West Bromwich, was found guilty of murdering 41‑year‑old sex worker Shara Millar in the back of his white Sprinter van on August 11, 2021.. the verdict was delivered at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday, and Singh faces a life sentence at a hearing scheduled for May 27.

Strangulation in a Sprinter van on Soho Road

According to the court record, Singh picked up Millar after she left a pub where she had been drinking heavily. he then strangled her in the rear compartment of his vehicle,a detail confirmed by DI Joe Davenport, who led the investigation.

Attempted evidence destruction with AdBlue

The prosecution showed that Singh poured AdBlue, a diesel‑engine chemical, over Millar’s body in an effort to erase forensic traces. the liquid was found on the pavement in Smethwick where the victim’s body was discovered at 6:10 a.m.,still wearing only a bra and sustaining serious head injuries.

Cocaine use and a pattern of paying for sex

As reported by the trial testimony, Singh had been taking cocaine that night and had a history of paying for sexual acts more than 100 times with various women. This pattern was highlighted to establish motive and predatory behaviour.

Who remains unidentified in the investigation?

The investigation did not name any accomplices or other suspects,leaving the question of whether Singh acted alone unresolved. Police have not disclosed whether any other individuals were present at the pub or involved in the events leading up to the murder .

Pending sentencing and potential life term

Singh’s sentencing is set for May 27, and the judge is expected to consider a whole‑life order given the brutality of the crime. The court’s next step will determine whether the convicted murderer will spend the rest of his days behind bars.