Wee Keng Poh, and thus argued that the murder charge was substantiated against both Junalis and Mohamad. A government psychiatrist Chee Kuan Tse was also summoned to court by the prosecution to testify against Junalis, who added in his testimony that he was suffering from depression at the time of the crime. They also stated that from the men's stealing of Teo's driver license and identity card (both recovered), it was clear that both men did not want the police to identify Teo and wanted to cover up the death of Teo. On 10 March 1994, Justice S. Rajendran rejected the defences of both Junalis Lumat and Mohamad Ashiek Salleh, and therefore found both of them guilty of murder, and both men were sentenced to death. Appeals and executions On 17 September 1994, both Mohamad and Junalis sought to appeal to overturn their convictions and death sentences for killing Teo Kim Hock, but the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeals. On 10 October 1994, the prosecution applied for the second murder charge against Junalis for the murder of Seing Koo Wan to be withdrawn since Junalis's death sentence for Teo's murder had been upheld through appeal and Junalis would still be hanged even if he was found guilty of Seing's murder. The application was granted, which effectively acquitted Junalis of killing Seing despite committing it. Subsequently, both Mohamad and Junalis appealed to then President of Singapore Ong Teng Cheong for presidential clemency, which would allow them to commute their sentences to life imprisonment if successful. However, President Ong refused to grant them a pardon and hence rejected their pleas. On the Friday morning of 16 June 1995, 23-year-old Mohamad Ashiek Salleh and 24-year-old Junalis Lumat were both hanged at Changi Prison. On the same day itself, two more death row prisoners - 27-year-old Chan Hock Wai who trafficked 149g of heroin, and 37-year-old Phua Soy Boon who killed 50-year-old contractor Sim Ah Lek - were executed at the same timing. The case was re-enacted by Crimewatch in 1996 as the second episode of the show's annual season. See also Capital punishment in Singapore References Murder in Singapore 1992 murders in Singapore Violence against men in Asia Violence against men 20th-century executions by Singapore 1992 in Singapore Capital punishment in Singapore Singaporean people convicted of murder Deaths by stabbing Deaths by stabbing in Singapore Deaths by strangulation in Singapore Yishun