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Tanveer Iqbal: Spurned mistress and ex-husband guilty of car boot murder Tanveer Iqbal: Spurned mistress and ex-husband guilty of car boot murder
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A spurned mistress has been found guilty of murdering her lover and putting his body in the boot of his car.A spurned mistress has been found guilty of murdering her lover and putting his body in the boot of his car.
Zatoon Bibi, 37, enlisted the help of her ex-husband Gul Nawaz, 45, to murder Tanveer Iqbal, a DJ and music producer from Smethwick, in February.Zatoon Bibi, 37, enlisted the help of her ex-husband Gul Nawaz, 45, to murder Tanveer Iqbal, a DJ and music producer from Smethwick, in February.
Nawaz and a 16-year-old boy were also convicted of murder at Birmingham Crown Court.Nawaz and a 16-year-old boy were also convicted of murder at Birmingham Crown Court.
Mr Iqbal, 33, was found strangled in the boot of his car on 2 February.Mr Iqbal, 33, was found strangled in the boot of his car on 2 February.
Mr Iqbal and Mrs Bibi had an "unconventional and complicated relationship" which both their spouses were "fully aware" of, the court heard. Bibi plotted revenge after being rejected by Mr Iqbal and his remains were found crammed into a cardboard box, the jury was told.
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The three will be sentenced at the city's crown court later. The three are due to be sentenced at the same court later.
Mr Iqbal and Bibi had an "unconventional and complicated relationship" which their spouses were "fully aware" of, the court heard.
During her relationship with the DJ, she had met his wife and chatted as "sisters" by text, the jury heard.
However, in August last year Mr Iqbal banned the pair from contacting one another and was angry after discovering in January they had continued to talk in secret.
QC Sally Howes said: "It is clear that in the period leading up to January 31, Zatoon Bibi is stirring up trouble between Mr Iqbal and his wife Nasreen Bibi."
Bibi sent a video to Mrs Iqbal of a sexual nature involving Mr Iqbal, which led to him ending their affair, Ms Howes said.
He was killed after Bibi lured her former lover to her home in Bridgeburn Road, Birmingham, on 31 January, claiming she had birthday cake for him.
CCTV and mobile phone analysis linked Bibi and Nawaz to the killing, and subsequent efforts to move and abandon the victim's remains.