Murder (CC 35/2004 - Public Prosecutor v Lim Poh Lye and Another) 13. (25 June 2006): Mistaken (CC 12/2002 - Public Prosecutor v Fazely bin Rahmat and Another) (See: Murder of Sulaiman bin Hashim) Season 5 (Sundays, 10.00 p.m. (Monday for fifth episode) 1. (7 January 2007): The Peeping Tom Trial (Public Prosecutor v Ho Joon Toh) 2. (14 January 2007): Murder by Car (Public Prosecutor v Tan Cheng Eng William) 3. (21 January 2007): Gun Siege (Public Prosecutor v Teo Cheng Leong) 4. (28 January 2007): Death At 13 (Public Prosecutor v Lim Seng Chuan) 5. (5 February 2007): Strangled by Sari (CC 58/2002 - Public Prosecutor v Saminathan s/o Subramaniam) 6. (11 February 2007): The Orchard Towers Double Murder (CC 17/2006 - Public Prosecutor v McCrea Michael) (See also: Orchard Towers double murders) 7. (25 February 2007): Thai Pimp Killed (Public Prosecutor v Singngoi Somsak) 8. (4 March 2007): The Shenton Way Shootout (CC 33/2004 - Public Prosecutor v Khor Kok Soon) 9. (11 March 2007): Morbid Jealousy (CC 8/2005 - Public Prosecutor v G Krishnasamy Naidu) 10. (18 March 2007): The Maid (CC 31/2004 - Public Prosecutor v Purwanti Parji) Trivia The legal consultant for Seasons 1 and 2 is Senior Counsel R Palakrishnan. After Palakrishnan died in July 2003, the same year as Season 2's first telecast, Subhas Anandan becomes the new legal consultant for this docu-drama from Season 3 onwards, which first aired in the following year (2004). The closing credits for Seasons 1 and 2 flipped from page to page on a black screen, accompanied by random music. In Season 3, the closing credits scrolled from bottom-to-top in a red background similar to a scene in the opening sequence, featuring the allegory of justice found at the entrance of the old Supreme Court building in Singapore; as well as accompaniment by only the opening theme music. This background and music continued to be used for closing credits in Seasons 4 and 5, except that the credits flipped from page to page as per Seasons 1 and 2. The front gate of Changi Prison, despite appearing in the opening sequence throughout the first season (and the opening sequence would remain unchanged throughout the entire telecast), only appeared as a background in one of the last episodes for that season, The Burnt Body Case, when the date of execution for that accused was revealed near to