Jutting’s Hong Kong Double-Murder Case Adjourned Till May 8
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Rurik Jutting, the former Bank of America Corp. employee charged with murdering two Indonesian women in Hong Kong, had his case adjourned till May 8.
Jutting said he understood the charges, amended to name the second alleged victim, read to him at the Eastern Magistrates’ Court on Thursday. Magistrate Jason Wan rejected an application for today’s costs by Jutting’s lawyer, who said the prosecution rushed the case, with its “grave and serious allegations,” when it wasn’t ready.