Infamous Hong Kong Murders

The murder of a banker by his wife in 2003 after she fed him a drug-laced milkshake was the talk of Hong Kong for a time. The founder of a theatre group in the city has written a play about Nancy Kissel’s crime.

Bodies of two young women, believed to be sex workers, found in Briton’s upscale Wan Chai apartment - and they may have died days apart.

High Court Chief Justice Jeremy Poon rules 55-year-old’s team presented ‘mere regurgitation’ of previously rejected arguments.

Professor Khaw Kim Sun killed his wife and daughter by placing a leaking yoga ball containing carbon monoxide in their car

Appellant jailed for stabbing his brother to death sought help of Rurik Jutting, who murdered two women in Wan Chai flat. Judge slams lack of professionalism in Tsang Man-wai’s bid to reduce life sentence, which is dismissed.

The severed head of the victim, Fan Man-yee, was found stuffed inside a Hello Kitty doll

Khaw Kim Sun, 53, killed his wife, Wong Siew Fing, 47, and their second child, Lily Khaw Li Ling, 16, with deadly gas in 2015.

The sisters spoke by phone about plan to bring children to France and Spain just one day before tragedy struck

Wong Siew Fong questions moral standards of jailed Malaysian professor Khaw Kim Sun, the man her murdered sister fell for.

Khaw Kim Sun was found guilty on Wednesday of murdering his wife and daughter using a gas-filled yoga ball, in a case that has gripped the city. A former Lantau resident tells how she came to rent his decrepit 1,400 sq ft house in the tiny village of Tong Fuk, and how Khaw kept up the pretence of a popular and sociable family man struggling to deal with personal tragedy.

Malaysian professor Khaw Kim Sun was found guilty on Wednesday of murdering his wife and daughter by a unanimous jury verdict. This is how police came to solve one of the city’s most intelligent murder cases in recent times.

Love triangle, while not relied upon by prosecutors, was a key feature of trial that saw Khaw Kim Sun, 53, convicted of killing his wife and teenage daughter with deadly gas.

Khaw Kim Sun, 53, has been convicted of killing wife and teenage daughter with deadly gas.

City may have a low crime rate but it has seen its share of terror and dark tales.

Former banker was jailed for life for brutal killings of two Indonesian women in 2014.

Michigan native convicted of murdering her husband after lacing his drink and bludgeoning him to death argued it was wrong and inhumane to keep her in the dark about when she would be considered for early release.

Former banker can still apply directly to Court of Final Appeal for permission to appeal against his conviction.

Jury takes just 20 minutes to convict Fyaz Wahaj, 32, of Indonesian girlfriend’s murder after he disposed of body like ‘rubbish’ under mattress cover

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

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

Former high-flyer in U-turn after telling court he would not appeal convictions, for murders of two Indonesian women

Ex-crime reporter Henry Mong is dramatising criminal cases such as Big Spender and his gang, the Hello Kitty murder and Teddy Wang kidnapping in his fiction