Eight Immortals Restaurant murders
| Eight Immortals Restaurant murders | |
|---|---|
Newspaper photograph of the Eight Immortals Restaurant, circa 1984 | |
| Location | Iao Hon, Portuguese Macau (present-day Macau, China) |
| Date | 4 August 1985 9:10 p.m. |
| Target | Zheng family |
Attack type | Mass killing |
| Deaths | 10 |
| Perpetrators | Huang Zhiheng |
| Motive | Unpaid gambling debts |
On 4 August 1985, Chinese gambler Huang Zhiheng murdered a family of ten in the Eight Immortals Restaurant in Portuguese Macau (present-day Macau SAR, China). He stabbed or strangled each of his victims to death before dismembering their bodies and disposing of their remains in the ocean and dumpsters. Huang purportedly committed the murders because the Zheng family owed him a gambling debt of 600,000 patacas (or US$75,047).