Pictured: Married British businessman charged with murdering woman found dead at the bottom of a waterfall 'after he met her to end their affair'

A married British businessman charged with murdering a woman found dead at the bottom of a waterfall, who reports suggest had been his mistress, has been pictured. Hong Kong resident Jamie Tzewee Chapman, 34, did not enter a plea when he made his first appearance in court on Friday, and no request for bail was made. Jamie Tzewee Chapman, 34, did not enter a plea when he made his first appearance in court on Friday The domestic worker Mevi Novitasari was found dead at the bottom of Waterfall Bay waterfall in Hong Kong on Monday morning Chapman has been living in Hong Kong for more than ten years where he has run a coffee shop called Givres with his locally born wife Travel records show he and his wife left Hong Kong for China but then returned on Tuesday when they were initially both arrested but his partner was later released. Publicly available company records in Hong Kong show he set up Givres in 2015 and Chapman lives with his unidentified wife in Ap Lei Chau, around a mile from the waterfall. 34-year-old Jamie Twezee Chapman, who is British, was arrested on Tuesday in Hong Kong over the death of a domestic worker On its website Givres – which is based by the famous mid-level escalators in Hong Kong – says: 'Be sure to try our signature handcrafted gelato roses and speciality coffee.