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Alleged killer strips naked on camera in court as he's accused of stabbing HungryPanda delivery rider to death in savage city centre attack

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Flower, W. (2026, November 9). Alleged killer strips naked on camera in court as he's accused of stabbing HungryPanda delivery rider to death in savage city centre attack. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16277135/Hungrypanda-delivery-driver-murder-roberto-urbano-jianming-feng-naked-court.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-11-09 · by Wayne Flower

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Roberto Urbano, 51, accused of murdering HungryPanda delivery driver Jianming Feng, 47, in Melbourne, stripped naked during a court appearance and exposed himself on camera. Feng died from an alleged knife wound to the chest while collecting a food order in the city’s CBD on Friday night. The article focuses on Urbano's disruptive behavior and the legal proceedings against him, including requests for forensic evidence related to his injuries.
Written by AI on 2026-11-09, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Roberto Urbano, 51, appeared via video link at the Melbourne Magistrates' Court after being accused of fatally stabbing HungryPanda delivery rider Jianming Feng, 47, during a violent attack in Melbourne's CBD. During his court appearance on Monday, Urbano stripped naked and exposed himself on camera before the judge could address his case regarding injuries to his hand. The incident occurred following Feng’s death from an alleged knife wound to the chest while he was delivering food. A video posted by independent journalist Ryan Naumenko showed Feng's fatal encounter, which has since sparked a community response with donations totaling nearly $500,000 for Feng's family.

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Alleged Killer Strips Naked In Court
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This article reads unscored and hedges 8% of its claims. Each row says how that neighbour differs.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Hedges 4 of 21 claims Outlet record 61/100
“The articles describe related events (the incident and subsequent court appearance), but not the exact same occurrence.”
ABC News (AU)
Hedges 3 of 25 claims Outlet record 67/100
“Article A describes the initial charging of a suspect for murder and assault after a stabbing incident involving delivery riders. Article B reports on a subsequent court appearance where the accused allegedly stripped naked during his hearing.”
The Guardian
Hedges 2 of 13 claims Outlet record 66/100
“While both articles describe the murder of Jianming Feng by Roberto Urbano, Article A covers the court appearance where Urbano stripped naked, while Article B reports on the initial charging and incident details.”
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Wayne Flower
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I've got your lawyers here before me today, and they will talk to me about your case and indicate to me what they want to do at the moment,' he told Urbano.
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Topics

HungryPanda Melbourne Melbourne Magistrates' Court the Melbourne Magistrates' Court

Subjects

Urbano PERSON · 11× Feng PERSON · 6× Jianming Feng PERSON · 3× Melbourne GPE · 3× Roberto Urbano PERSON · 3× Australia GPE · 2× China GPE · 2× John Livitsanos PERSON · 1× Ryan Naumenko PERSON · 1× the Melbourne Magistrates' Court ORG · 1×

Narrative

Roberto Urbano, accused of murdering a father-of-two HungryPanda delivery rider, flashed his genitals in a naked stunt on camera during his video link court appearance Jianming Feng, 47, died from an alleged knife wound to the chest while working as a takeaway food delivery rider in Melbourne's CBD on Friday night '
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-09
I've got your lawyers here before me today, and they will talk to me about your case and indicate to me what they want to do at the moment,' he told Urbano.

Claims (38 extracted, 3 hedged)

The man accused of murdering a father-of-two HungryPanda delivery driver flashed his genitals in a naked stunt on camera during his video link court appearance. asserted
man → accuse → appearance
Roberto Urbano, 51, was appearing on screen at the Melbourne Magistrates' Court over the death of Jianming Feng, 47, when he dropped his prison-issued jumpsuit and exposed himself. asserted
he → appear → himself
He was arrested after Mr Feng died from an alleged knife wound to the chest while working as a takeaway food delivery rider in Melbourne's CBD on Friday night. asserted
Feng → arrest → night
Footage posted by independent journalist Ryan Naumenko showed the moment Mr Feng died, as the city rallies around the victim's family to donate almost $500,000. asserted
city → post → 500,000
On Monday, Urbano interrupted his filing hearing as prosecutors sought orders over his injuries. asserted
prosecutors → interrupt → injuries
'Can I talk to you, please?' he asked the court. asserted
he → talk → court
'I’m the one who has injury,' he said. asserted
he → ’m → injury
'I have injury in my hand.' asserted
I → have → hand
Magistrate John Livitsanos warned Urbano to be quiet, before muting the audio from his video feed. asserted
Livitsanos → warn → feed
Roberto Urbano, accused of murdering a father-of-two HungryPanda delivery rider, flashed his genitals in a naked stunt on camera during his video link court appearance Jianming Feng, 47, died from an alleged knife wound to the chest while working as a takeaway food delivery rider in Melbourne's CBD on Friday night ' asserted
Feng → accuse → night
I've got your lawyers here before me today, and they will talk to me about your case and indicate to me what they want to do at the moment,' he told Urbano. asserted
he → get → Urbano
We’ll get through this aspect pretty quickly.' asserted
We → get → aspect
The silencing appeared to enrage Urbano, who then stood on a stool and exposed his genitals. asserted
who → appear → genitals
Urbano could be seen on camera silently waving his hands in anger and ranting. uncertain
Urbano → see → anger
Magistrate Livitsanos had the feed cut promptly after Urbano’s nude protest. asserted
feed → have → protest
Mr Feng was allegedly stabbed to death while collecting a food order in Melbourne's CBD. uncertain
Feng → stab → CBD
Emergency services were called to Fredrick Way following reports of a man being found with suspected stab wounds just before 8.10pm on Friday. asserted
man → call → Friday
Despite CPR attempts, Mr Feng was declared dead at the scene. asserted
Feng → declare → scene
Police said a second man, in his 30s, was discovered nearby with a suspected stab wound a short time later and taken to hospital. asserted
man → say → hospital
Roberto Urbano, 51, (centre) was appearing on screen at Melbourne Magistrates' Court when he dropped his prison-issued jumpsuit and exposed himself The court heard the prosecution wanted 'forensic photography of the accused's injuries as well as a [buccal] swab', which had already been granted on an interim basis. asserted
which → appear → basis
The application was granted by consent, with the magistrate declaring he was satisfied 'on the balance of probabilities that the respondent is a relevant suspect' and that 'there are reasonable grounds the respondent has committed the offence'. asserted
respondent → grant → offence
The court heard the orders covered digital images of the wound to Urbano's right hand and a whole-body medical examination to identify recent injuries to Urbano's body that 'are likely linked to the altercation'. asserted
that → hear → altercation
The mouth swab, the magistrate said, would be used to obtain a DNA profile suitable for comparison to biological evidence already in police possession, such as blood swabs taken from the crime scene. asserted
magistrate → say → scene
Prosecutors asked for 16 weeks to prepare the brief of evidence, with a large amount of CCTV still to be analysed. asserted
amount → ask → CCTV
Urbano made no application for bail and will return to court in April. asserted
Urbano → make → April
The court heard Urbano had a possible diagnosis of schizophrenia, with the magistrate ordering that he be seen by a custody nurse. asserted
he → hear → nurse
Mr Feng moved to Australia in about 2017 while his wife of 30 years, Xu, and their two children, now in their 20s, remained in China. asserted
wife → move → China
Mr Feng moved to Australia in about 2017 while his wife of 30 years, Xu, and their two children, now in their 20s, remained in China Jianming Feng, 47, was allegedly stabbed to death by Urbano on Friday Emergency services were called to Fredrick Way following reports of a man being found with suspected stab wounds just before 8.10pm - uncertain
man → move → 8.10pm
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Mail → launch → podcast
- NEW PODCAST: The Trial of Erin Patterson, the 'mushroom - Inside HMP Grendon: New Mail podcast gains access to unique prison - The Fentanyl Murders: The Mail launches new true-crime podcast He had not been home since the move and planned to work in the country for about two more years, Xu told 7NEWS.com.au. asserted
Xu → gain → 7NEWS.com.au
Xu became aware of the incident when she saw footage on WeChat of a man collapsing against a restaurant wall while another man tried to help. asserted
man → become → wall
'At first, I couldn’t believe it. asserted
I → believe → it
But when I saw the footage, I recognised his delivery bag,' she told 7News. asserted
she → see → 7News
'We video-called almost every day, so I knew exactly what bag he carried. asserted
he → call → bag
I recognised his face straight away.' Mr Feng was described by Xu as cheerful and friendly, and by his children as hardworking, optimistic and responsible. asserted
Feng → recognise → children
HungryPanda said it was 'deeply saddened' and had 'established a dedicated response team'. asserted
it → say → team
A GoFundMe set up to help Mr Feng's family had already raised more than $430,000 on Monday. asserted
set → set → Monday
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