ROUGH CUT, NO REPORTER NARRATION<br/> <br />A court in Hong Kong on Monday (November 10) adjourned the trial of a 29-year-old British banker charged with killing two women until later this month to allow for the suspect to undergo a psychiatric assessment.<br/> <br />Rurik Jutting, who worked at Bank of America Corp in Hong Kong, was charged with two counts of murder last week after police found the bodies of Sumarti Ningsih and Seneng Mujiasih in his apartment in the early hours of November 1.<br/> <br />Ningsih's body was found inside a suitcase on a balcony, while Mujiasih was discovered lying inside the apartment with wounds to her neck and buttocks.<br/> <br />The court granted a request from prosecutors to adjourn the hearing until November 24 so two psychiatric reports could be prepared. Jutting's lawyers had no objection.<br/> <br />Jutting appeared wearing a black T-shirt with 'New York' emblazoned across the front and sporting a beard and moustache.<br/> <br />He has said little else in his two brief cour
