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Hua RUIZHUO

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

   
 
 
Classification: Serial killer
Characteristics: Killing spree began after he was enraged to discover that his girlfriend was a prostitute
Number of victims: 14
Date of murders: July 1998 - June 2001
Date of birth: 1973
Victims profile: Women (prostitutes)
Method of murder: Strangulation - Beating
Location: Beijing, China
Status: Executed by shot in the head on January 31, 2002
 
 
 
 
 
 

A cement-truck driver named Hua Ruizhuo was executed in 2002 for picking up prostitutes near the Great Wall Sheraton Hotel in Beijing, handcuffing them in his van, raping them and dumping their bodies in rubbish heaps around the city. He killed 14 women.

 
 

Serial Killer Executed in China

Feb. 1, 2002

A 29-year-old man has been executed in China, after being convicted of the murder of 14 women, who he would then bury at building sites. Hua Ruizhuo was a construction worker.

Ruizhuo began his killing spree, preying on prostitutes, after he found out the woman he had been seeing was also a prostitute. He would take the women to the outskirts of Beijing, beat them to death and then bury them.

He was one of five people executed yesterday, and the second person in a month to be executed for crimes against women.

 
 

Chain Killer Executed in Beijing

Xinhua News Agency

February 1,2002

Hua Ruizhuo, who killed 14 women in Beijing, was executed Thursday, according to an order issued by Beijing Higher People's Court.

Hua, a driver for a construction company, killed the 14 women between July 1998 and June 2001 in Chaoyang District.

Hua's defender had applied for a lighter sentence for him, saying that all of Hua's victims were prostitutes whom Hua killed out of hatred. But the court maintained the death penalty because Hua's brutal killing posts a serious danger to society.

In a related development, several other murderers were also executed Thursday in Beijing.

 
 

China executed serial killer

News.1chinastar.com

Feb. 1, 2002

BEIJING - China executed former truck driver Hua Ruizhuo on Thursday for killing 14 Beijing prostitutes over three years, the official Xinhua news agency said.

Hua, 28, confessed to the killing spree which spanned from July 1998 to June 2001, saying he did it after he found out his ex-girlfriend was a prostitute, state media have said.

Hua lured his victims to remote locations in the suburbs before strangling or bludgeoning them to death, and typically disposed of their bodies in wells or rubbish dumps.

Hua said all his victims were prostitutes, though the newspaper Beijing Morning Post said most [of the] bodies were too badly decomposed to be identified.

‘‘Prostitutes aren’t good people. If I kill one, that’s one less,’’ the newspaper Beijing Youth Daily quoted him as saying.

 
 

Man sentenced to death for serial killings

December 08, 2001

A former construction worker who killed 14 women over the past three years in Beijing has been sentenced to death, state media in China said today.

Hua Ruizhuo, 28, lured victims to the outskirts of Beijing, beat them to death and buried their bodies at building sites and rubbish dumps, according to newspapers and the Xinhua News Agency.

The reports said Hua’s killing spree began in July 1998, after he was enraged to discover that his girlfriend was a prostitute.

Hua said all his victims were prostitutes, though the newspaper Beijing Morning Post said most bodies were too badly decomposed to be identified.

‘‘Prostitutes aren’t good people. If I kill one, that’s one less,’’ the newspaper Beijing Youth Daily quoted him as saying.

Hua was sentenced by the Second Intermediate People’s Court in Beijing, the reports said.

Death sentences in China are automatically appealed to a higher court. Most are upheld. 

 

 

 
 
 
 
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