A Hong Kong man has been found guilty of murdering his parents before chopping their bodies and cooking them in a microwave . Nine members of the jury found Henry Chau Hoi-lueng , 31 , guilty by a 8-1 majority although his co-accused Tse Chun-kei , 38 , was acquitted . Both men had previously pleaded guilty to charges of preventing the lawful burial of Chau 's father Chau Wing-ki , 65 , and his mother , Siu Yuet-yee , 63 . Henry Chau Hoi-lueng , pictured , has been found guilty of the brutal murder of his parents in Hong Kong . Chau 's parents , Chau Wing-ki , 65 , right , and Siu Yuet-yee , 62 , left , were chopped up and cooked with rice . Tse was handed a one-year jail term for the unlawful burial charges but was released from custody due to the length of time he has already spent on remand . However , Henry Chau will be sentenced on Monday . The South China Morning Post said Judge Michael Stuart-Moore described Henry Chau as an extremely dangerous man who was a complete failure in life . Judge Stuart-Moore added that the killer blamed everyone except himself for his current problems . Both men denied murdering the couple on March 1 , 2013 . The court heard that Henry Chau 's parents went with him on the morning of their murder to see his new home in Tai Kok Tsui . Several days after they disappeared their eldest son Chau Hoi-ying wanted to raise the alarm , but Henry Chau said the couple had travelled to mainland China on a visit . Eventually the eldest son went to the police with the killer to report their parents missing . The court heard that Henry Chau sent a Watsapp message to friends admitting killing his parents . Chau Hoi-Leung will be sentenced on Monday after a jury found him guilty by a majority verdict of 8-1 . Tse Chun-kei ( pictured ) , was cleared of the murder charge but admitted preventing a lawful burial . Police found the heads of Chau 's parents inside these refrigerators removed from Tse 's apartment . One of the friends reported the message to police who arrested Henry Chau and his friend Tse Chun-kei . Searching Tse 's flat , forensics officers recovered the couple 's heads stored in two large refrigerators . Several plastic lunch boxes containing chopped flesh and organs were also found . A further three plastic boxes containing salted body parts were found in a different room . The missing body parts are believed to have been cooked and eaten . A pathologist reassembled the skeletons , which had same parts missing . He testified that the couple were stabbed in either their chest or neck before being dismembered . Henry Chau told investigators that he wanted to kill himself six months before the attack , but was convinced to take revenge on his parents instead by Tse . Police believe that the couple were murdered and dismembered in Tse 's flat , although he denied taking any part in the killing . Police show the weapons used by Chau to kill his parents after he invited them round for dinner . Prosecutors claimed that Henry Chau and Tse discussed a range of methods of disposing of the bodies - including mixing the remains with cement and throwing them away as bricks . Other plans included cooking the remains and throwing them into the sea . Tse said the only reason he helped Henry Chau is because he was afraid that his friend would kill his mother . Henry Chau first claimed that he did not kill his parents but only helped his friend dismember the remains . He later tried to plead guilty to manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility .
A Hong Kong man killed his parents before dismembering their bodies . Henry Chau Hoi-lueng , 31 , invited his parents for dinner and killed them . His friend Tse Chun-kei , 38 , was acquitted of the murder earlier today . Both men pleaded guilty to preventing the couple from being buried . Chau Wing-ki and Siu Yuet-yee 's heads were found stored in a fridge . Pathologists said they had been stabbed before being dismembered . Some of the couple 's body parts are believed to have been eaten .