‘China’s Jack The Ripper’ bows to the families of his victims as he pleads guilty to raping, murdering and mutilating 11 women
- Gao Chenyong pleaded guilty to the murder and raping of 11 women
- The killings took place between 1988 and 2002 in Baiyin City, China
- He also pleaded guilty to mutilating his victims including an eight-year-old
- Gao is due to be sentenced for his crimes next week
China's Jack the Ripper pleaded guilty to raping and murdering 11 women before bowing to their families who were present at the court.
Gao Chenyong also pleaded guilty to mutilating the women in attacks that took place between 1988 and 2002.
During the trial he said he couldn't afford to compensate the victims and offered to donate his organs. It's thought that he will be handed the death penalty for his crimes.
Gao Chenyong bowed to the families of the victims in court yesterday after pleading guilty
His lawyer said that Gao told him that if he is unable to compensate the families, he is willing to donate his organs
It took three decades for police in China to solve the case in which 11 women were raped and murdered.
The killings took place between 1988 and 2002 in which the women were also robbed and disfigured during the ordeals that all took place in Baiyin City, China's Gansu province.
On April 25, the 53-year-old was prosecuted for the crimes following his arrest in August last year.
He appeared at the trial this week to plead guilty to his crimes. He is set to be sentenced next week, reports iFeng.
Yesterday he bowed three times as a sign of apology and respect to the families of the victims.
The man said he gained a sense of satisfaction from killing and carried out further murders
He appeared at the trial to plead guilty to his crimes. He is set to be sentenced next week
The families are each seeking compensation from Gao for the cost of their child's funeral and also for the 'pain caused by their loss'. Some are asking for one million yuan (£113,000).
His lawyer said that Gao told him that if he is unable to compensate the families, he is willing to donate his organs.
Last year, Gao was revealed to be the killer after a relative committed a crime and their DNA was taken. The DNA was incredibly close to that of the serial killer.
They tested those family members of the relative and Gao was confirmed to be the 'Chinese Jack the Ripper'.
It was then that police found his DNA matched that of the killer they had been looking for.
Gao later confessed his actions to police, saying that he committed the first murder by accident in 1988.
He tried to steal a radio from a 23-year-old woman while she was sleeping and killed her after she woke up.
He pleaded guilty to 11 counts of murder which took place between 1988 and 2002
Last year, Gao was revealed to be the killer after a relative committed a crime and their DNA was taken
Chinese 'Jack the Ripper': An online picture shows Chinese serial killer Gao Chengyong
The man said he gained a sense of satisfaction from killing and carried out further murders - 10 over 14 years.
One victim was just 8-years-old.
He said that if he found the victim attractive then he would rape them otherwise he would just cut their throat.
For those that tried to resist him, Gao would disfigure them.
Some victims also had their reproductive organs removed.
A local police officer told CGTN that Gao could remember all of the details of the killings: 'He was way too calm, showing no regrets or guilt.'
Gao is married with children making his actions even more bizarre. The family have since cut ties with the man and have refused to meet his lawyer.
The man has been dubbed the Chinese 'Jack the Ripper'.
The original Jack the Ripper was a serial killer active in east London in the late Victorian era.
He is widely believed to have murdered five women, mutilating several of them. Those killings have never been solved.
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