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Rurik Jutting, a British investment banker, was convicted of brutally killing two Indonesian women in Hong Kong in 2014. He was jailed for life in November 2016.
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Rurik Jutting, a British investment banker, was convicted of brutally killing two Indonesian women in Hong Kong in 2014. He was jailed for life in November 2016.
Former banker was jailed for life for brutal killings of two Indonesian women in 2014
Former banker can still apply directly to Court of Final Appeal for permission to appeal against his conviction.
Former banker can still apply directly to Court of Final Appeal for permission to appeal against his conviction.
He will continue serving mandatory life sentence at maximum security Stanley Prison for killing two Indonesian women in 2014
He will continue serving mandatory life sentence at maximum security Stanley Prison for killing two Indonesian women in 2014
Briton makes first public appearance since he was jailed for life for gruesome killings of two Indonesian women in Hong Kong
Briton makes first public appearance since he was jailed for life for gruesome killings of two Indonesian women in Hong Kong
Former British banker’s appeal over conviction for killing Indonesian women Sumarti Ningsih and Seneng Mujiasih expected to involve parts of judge’s directions to the jury
Former British banker’s appeal over conviction for killing Indonesian women Sumarti Ningsih and Seneng Mujiasih expected to involve parts of judge’s directions to the jury
Claims by mother of Sumarti Ningsih and father of Seneng Mujiasih to be heard after Jutting’s appeal against conviction
Claims by mother of Sumarti Ningsih and father of Seneng Mujiasih to be heard after Jutting’s appeal against conviction
Former high-flyer in U-turn after telling court he would not appeal convictions, for murders of two Indonesian women
Former high-flyer in U-turn after telling court he would not appeal convictions, for murders of two Indonesian women
The former banker was a frequent visitor to the Philippines, where he struck up seemingly meaningful relationships with bar girls who viewed him as a good catch
The former banker was a frequent visitor to the Philippines, where he struck up seemingly meaningful relationships with bar girls who viewed him as a good catch
Seneng Mujiasih worked as a domestic helper for seven years before she was killed by Rurik Jutting in Hong Kong. The money she sent back home to rural Indonesia was the primary source of income for her family. Now, her parents are struggling to cope with their grief and an uncertain future.
Seneng Mujiasih worked as a domestic helper for seven years before she was killed by Rurik Jutting in Hong Kong. The money she sent back home to rural Indonesia was the primary source of income for her family. Now, her parents are struggling to cope with their grief and an uncertain future.
British banker Rurik Jutting tortured and killed Sumarti Ningsih, an Indonesian woman living in Hong Kong, in October 2014. Speaking to her father just days before her death, Sumarti said Jutting was “haunting” her. Her parents are now the caretakers of her seven-year-old son, and are mourning the loss of their child – and the family’s primary breadwinner.
British banker Rurik Jutting tortured and killed Sumarti Ningsih, an Indonesian woman living in Hong Kong, in October 2014. Speaking to her father just days before her death, Sumarti said Jutting was “haunting” her. Her parents are now the caretakers of her seven-year-old son, and are mourning the loss of their child – and the family’s primary breadwinner.
The British banker accused of murdering two young Indonesian women in his Wan Chai flat had been in highly stressful jobs, with his life gradually spiralling out of control before his arrest, the High Court heard on Tuesday.
The British banker accused of murdering two young Indonesian women in his Wan Chai flat had been in highly stressful jobs, with his life gradually spiralling out of control before his arrest, the High Court heard on Tuesday.