Chilling CCTV shows Brit Rurik Jutting leaving his apartment after murdering first victim then returning with bag full of torture devices as he prepares for second killing
Sun Online exclusively reveals CCTV images of the British double murderer banker popping out to buy his torture kit
EVIL double killer Rurik Jutting was caught on CCTV as he returns to his flat with his grim torture kit.
Our exclusive pictures taken from cameras at his luxury apartment block show him leaving just before 1pm on Halloween 2014 and returning 75 minutes later.
In his left hand are two bulky bags and the overweight former banker can be seen counterbalancing himself with his right arm.
Inside one bag is a blow torch, hammer, nails, pliers and sandpaper he bought from a DIY store opposite his J block residence, close to Hong Kong's seedy Wan Chai district.
The other contains two oversized sex vibrators, nipple clamps and lubricants he picked up at Sally Coco sex shop in the city centre.
His murder trial heard how he spent $5846 HKD (£608) on the sex toys and another $1254 HKD (£134) at the hardware store as he put together his depraved kit so he could carry out his warped sexual fantasies.
By the time these images were taken Jutting, 31, had already slain his first victim Indonesian mum-of-one Sumarti Ningsih, 23, after cruelly torturing her for three days in his apartment.
Jurors at Hong Kong's High Court had to sit through a gruesome 20 minute video Jutting had made showing him torturing the petrified five stone Indonesian sex worker.
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Twenty stone Jutting beat her with a belt and his fists.
Then he used pliers on her nipples before making her lick the toilet bowl and finally slicing her throat, almost decapitating her in the shower.
Later he wrapped her body in plastic sheets and a blanket and stuffed it into a suitcase which he left on the balcony of his 31st floor flat.
In further sick videos Jutting described his plans to kill again as he showed off his torture kit - displaying how he would wrap sandpaper around a vibrator before using it on his next victim.
As he outlined his ''benign'' torture kit, Rianna's 2007 smash hit Disturbia played in the background - which Jutting said: ''This reflects how f****d up I am.''
Warped Jutting excitedly detailed how he would insert the vibrator in his victim.
Then grabbing a blow torch he lit it and said:''This is my favourite. How good is that ?''
Holding up the bag he said:''I've got a whole bunch of goodies in here.
“There's a cord, zip ties, a hammer. Much of it is awful, I mean really, really awful there are pliers, needles and nails.''
He added:''The question is what am I going to do with this bag of DIY supplies?
Let's be frank, they are clearly intended for the torture of a person.
“The most inhumane torture possible.
''It's not very nice. I have played it out in my mind over the last few days. The torture of someone would be bad...bad...wrong.''
He added:''When I am being rational about it, massive misuse of the word rational there, let's be honest, I am going to jail for life anyway - how many life sentences can one serve?''
Minutes later CCTV footage captured Jutting as he left his flat and went to to the nearby New Makati girlie bar where he picked up second victim fellow Indonesian Seneng Mujiasih, 26.
Just half an hour later she was dead - her throat slit - after she spotted a grisly gag Jutting had made out of a condom and purple rope.
Cambridge Uni graduate Jutting, formerly of leafy Cobham, Surrey, had blamed the murders on his booze and drug addiction which feed his obsession with sadistic sex and his narcissism.
He had pleaded not guilty to both murders but instead said he pleaded guilty to manslaughter because of diminished responsibility.
But trial judge Mr Justice Michael Stuart-Moore lashed out at ''arrogant'' Jutting, who he said had ''dredged the depths of depravity'' as he snorted cocaine and necked booze to fuel his blood-lust.
He jailed him for life and today Jutting - who was on £350,000 a year at Bank of America Merrill Lynch - was waking up in the tough Stanley Category A prison on the south coast of Hong Kong island which is dominated by Triad gangs.
A source at Stanley said:''He will be in isolation to begin with and because of his history he will be watched closely by warders and medical staff.
''Stanley is a lot different to the remand centre where he was being held before and during his trial facilities here are tough as there is a gang culture.
''At the remand centre a lot of the prisoners were in awe of him but at Stanley he will find things very, very different and some of the inmates are Indonesian so they will have grudges.''
Meanwhile it also emerged mum of one Sumarti made a desperate call to her father in Indonesia.
This was just days before she was killed saying Jutting was ''haunting her''.
Dad Ahmad Kaliman also revealed his daughter was due to fly home the day after she was murdered.
He said:''In her last call she sounded very different. She said she couldn't live in Hong Kong anymore and she never usually complained.
''She said she felt like she was being haunted. I asked 'Who is haunting you ?' She said 'Rurik, a man called Rurik'"
The Sun can also reveal the apartment which Jutting lived in is still empty more than two years after the grisly double murders.
An employee at the block said:''The owner has dropped the rent from 20,000 HKD (£2,000) to 10,000 HKD (£1,000) but there have been no takers but he is holding on and hoping people will forget.”
The J block residence is popular with expats and has a rooftop heated pool, bar and garden as well as a private lounge and fully equipped gym.
It's handy placed for local transport and less than five minutes walk to popular British themed pubs which attract plenty of customers and prostitutes.
Meanwhile The Sun can also reveal that Jutting broke down and wept as he as taken away from the dock at Hong Kong's High Court after he was sentenced.
A source said:''He became very, very emotional. In short he broke down. He cried quite heavily - it dawned on him that he was going to spend a long time in prison.
''It just dawned on him that he has thrown his life away but the prospect of spending several of the next few years in Stanley Prison didn't go down well.
''Obviously he knew he was going to get a long stretch but he didn't bargain for such a strong condemnation from the judge which will have an impact on his request to be transferred to Britain to serve his sentence.''
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