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Exclusive | Inside the building where Rurik Jutting murdered two women

The British banker’s flat has been unoccupied since the deaths

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The flats have a balcony. Jutting used his to keep the body of his first victim in a suitcase. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

Three days of torture, two killings and the subsequent arrest of a double murderer – all this took place in a 400 sq ft apartment in a ritzy residential project on one of Wan Chai’s busiest corners.

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British banker Rurik Jutting, who killed two young Indonesian women two years ago, rented the high-floor flat for more than HK$20,000 per month after coming to Hong Kong in October 2013, and lived there until his arrest on November 1, 2014.

Real estate agents said the unit where the women died had been unoccupied since the ghastly events, and that its owner had no plans to sell the property.

The J Residence, in Wan Chai. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
The J Residence, in Wan Chai. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

Flats one floor above and below also have not changed hands since the incident, given the fact that local people still remember what happened in Jutting’s rooms.

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