Two criminals who were part of a gang who slaughtered a DPD driver in an 'execution' in cartel style while delivering packages were found guilty of murder.
Aurman Singh, 23, was hacked dead by seven men armed with an ax, a hockey stick, a knife, a golf club and a kick, on August 21, 2023.
A test heard the delivery person 'not having a chance' because he was ambushed in broad daylight before he was left to die on the side of the road in Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
His attackers 'minced meat' on his head with so much strength, it broke the skull of Mr Singh and 'exposed' his brain, the court heard.
The ear of the delivery person was also switched off during the bloodthirsty attack of the gang, which saw a knife undergone through his ribs and hit a golf club with so much brutality, snarled.
Mehakdeep Singh, 24, and Sehajpal Singh, 26, both from Tipton, West Midlands, were found guilty of murder after a three -week process at the Stafford Crown Court. Five other members of the group have already been convicted and imprisoned.
Jury members heard that Aurman was attacked in broad daylight when he did a delivery in Berwick Avenue in Coton Hill.
The gang has used 'within' information to find out and chase the route of the victim, the police said.
Aurman Singh, 23, was hacked dead by seven men armed with an ax, a hockey stick, a knife, a golf club and a shovel, on August 21, 2023
Depicted, the moment is just before the Lord Singh was ambushed and hacked to death
Mehakdeep Singh (left), 24, and Sehajpal Singh (right), both from Tipton, West Midlands, were found guilty of murder after a three -week process at Stafford Crown Court
The gang stalked Mr. Singh's van in a white Mercedes Benz and Gray Audi before he was ambushed in the middle of the street.
His injuries were so serious that there was no chance that he would survive and he was declared dead on the spot.
The suspects fled in a white Mercedes Benz and Gray Audi before dumping weapons, including a hockey stick and kick, on the nearby Hubert way.
The Mercedes, where Mehakdeep and Sehajpal traveled, were later abandoned at Cynaston Road in Shrewsbury.
They had called a taxi, who brought them to Shrewsbury train station where they got a train to Wolverhampton before they fled to Austria.
Images released by the police of West Mercia, according to the moment they were caught by after flights to the Austrian village of Hohenzell.
The judgments come after five other men were found guilty of his murder and imprisoned a total of 122 years last year.
Detective head inspector Mark Bellamy said the attack was “violent and calculated.” He added: 'Sehjapal and Mekahdeep, together with six other men, this attack carried out in broad daylight on a quiet Shropshire Street with only one intention – to kill him.
The gang criminals sprint away from the scene after hacking Mr. Singh Death
After slaughtering Mr. Singh, Mehakdeep and Sehajpal (photo) dumped their cars and walked to get a taxi (left) before they got a train from Shrewsbury to Wolverhampton to flee the country
But the couple were arrested days later by the armed police in Austria who attracted them in an ambush
The police are depicted on the scene of the Singh's Savage Murder in August 2023
'They used internal information to get the Aurman delivery route where they lay on him before they used an arsenal of weapons against him, knowing that he was defenseless.
“Sehjapal and Mekahdeep, knowing what they had done, fled the country in an attempt to prevent them from being placed in front of the courts and facing the consequences of their actions.”
Judge Simon Hirst thanked jury members for their attention to the case and said that because of the 'painful' details, they would be apologized for the future jury obligation.
“The law is a matter for me, the facts are a matter for you,” he said, reported Birminghamlive.
Mehakdeep Singh, depicted, was convicted of murder and now stands for a lifetime
Colleague murderer Sehajpal Singh also stands for a life sentence after he has been convicted of the murder of Mr Singh
“Now you have delivered your verdicts, the stick is given back to me.”
In April 2024, four men – Arshdeep Singh, 24, Jagdeep Singh, 23, Shivdeep Singh, 27 and Manjot Singh, 24, were imprisoned for 28 years each.
A fifth man, known as The Inside Man, Sukhdeep Singh, 24, was convicted of manslaughter and imprisoned for 10 years.
The court heard that he delivered the gang for the brutal ambush of Aurman.
