Tanveer Singh, 32, from Leopard Lane, West Bromwich, has been found guilty of murdering 41-year-old sex worker Shara Millar in Birmingham.
The brutal attack took place on 11 August 2025 after Singh spent time drinking in a pub before driving a delivery van along Handsworth.
After picking up Ms Millar on Soho Road, Singh assaulted her by beating her head and strangling her. He then dumped her body on Woodburn Road in Smethwick, where it was discovered shortly after 6am.
Predator On The Prowl
Singh targeted vulnerable women by prowling Soho Road, an area known for sex workers operating there. His calculated approach led him to pick up Ms Millar after a night out, resulting in a fatal attack.
Attempt To Destroy Evidence
Following the murder, Singh attempted to conceal his crime by pouring liquid over Ms Millar’s body in an effort to destroy forensic evidence. This attempt ultimately failed to prevent his conviction.
Justice Delivered At Birmingham Crown
After a two-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court, Singh was convicted of murder by a jury. Sentencing is scheduled for 27 May, marking the closing chapter in this harrowing case.
Community Shock And Police Appeal
The case has sent shockwaves through Birmingham’s local community and reignited calls for increased protection and support for sex workers vulnerable to violence on the streets.
Originally published by UKNIP.
