appeal for information to solve the case, in addition to the re-enactment of an unrelated case of Lim Hwee Huang, who was raped and killed in November 1984 by Hensley Anthony Neville (who was executed on 28 August 1992). It was noted that by November 1992, a total of 37 taxi robberies occurred in the year 1992 itself, which was a significant drop from previous years of 1990 and 1991 (where 79 and 76 taxi robberies occurred respectively), and out of these 1992 cases, Seing was so far the only taxi driver to be killed. Killing of Teo Kim Hock On 24 December 1992, eight months after the murder of Seing Koo Wan, while 28-year-old Teo Wee San was at home in Hougang, he received a phone call from someone demanding ransom from him. From the caller, Teo Wee San received word that his 59-year-old father Teo Kim Hock, who worked as a taxi driver, was kidnapped by the caller and thus Teo's son should pay up to ensure Teo's safe return. A request by Teo's son to talk to his father was rejected. The caller claimed he was a loan shark, and that Teo had a friend who borrowed S$1,2000 from him in the past but never returned it, so Teo, who acted as the friend's guarantor, was to pay up on the friend's behalf. Subsequently, the police were contacted and they monitored the situation thoroughly. Subsequently, on 25 December, the caller made another phone call to ask Teo's son to bring a sum of S$10,000 and meet him at an Orchard Road shopping centre, but the son did not see anyone when he arrived there with the ransom money. Just a short time after the phone call was made, the police spotted a man behaving suspiciously and watching the Teo family's movements, and thus they arrested the 21-year-old man, who had a previous conviction for housebreaking. The suspect, later identified as Junalis Lumat, led police to a deserted outskirt in Yishun, where they found both Teo's abandoned taxi and Teo's corpse. According to the pathologist Wee Keng Poh, Teo died from strangulation just 24 hours before, and he was killed before the ransom demand was made. Subsequently, Junalis's accomplice Mohamad Ashiek Salleh, who was then 20 years old and unemployed, was also arrested at his Bedok flat. Both Mohamad and Junalis were charged with murder for Teo's death