Banker to undergo mental tests before murder trial

British banker Rurik Jutting is to undergo psychiatric tests to determine if he is fit to stand trial for the murders of two Indonesian women.

Banker to undergo mental tests before murder trial
Mon, 10 Nov, 2014 - 06:21

British banker Rurik Jutting is to undergo psychiatric tests to determine if he is fit to stand trial for the murders of two Indonesian women.

Jutting, 29, originally from Cobham, Surrey, England, appeared in a short court hearing in Hong Kong today, charged with the women’s murders.

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