Son of dismembered couple silent as murder charge read
He appeared in the dock with a co-accused, charged with killing his elderly parents whose cut-up bodies were found last week
An unemployed man appeared in court yesterday morning charged with murdering his parents, along with another unemployed man, in whose home the killings allegedly occurred.
Henry Chau Hoi-leung, 29, and Tse Chun-kei, 35, entered no pleas at Kowloon City Court.
Chau and Tse are charged jointly with two counts of murder for allegedly killing Chau's father, Chau Wing-ki, 64, and Chau's mother, Siu Yuet-yee, 63.
They are accused of murdering the couple in a room on the third floor of a building at 38 Fuk Chak Street in Tai Kok Tsui on March 1 this year.
The address where the killing allegedly occurred was listed in a court document as the place where Tse lived.
The document showed that Chau lived in Ivy Tower on Second Street in Western District.
A court interpreter read out the charges and asked the pair whether they had understood them. They said they had.
