Tangmo Case: New Witness Kwan Usamanee and Allegations of False Evidence

The show opens with a discussion about a disputed photograph and the emergence of Kwan Usamanee as a new figure in the case.

The host summarizes the court rulings for the boat drivers and passengers, and the current appeal status.

Introduction of guests: Tangmo's close friend Poodle, Dr. Thanakrit, and Criminologist Dr. Kritsanapong.

Dr. Thanakrit explains his previous role in handling complaints from Tangmo's mother and the autopsy process.

Detailed explanation of how Kwan Usamanee's presence on a boat on the day of the incident contradicts evidence used in court.

Discussion on whether submitting false evidence is a separate criminal offense and if it can reopen the main case.

Dr. Kritsanapong analyzes what would actually qualify as 'new evidence' to overturn a verdict.

Poodle shares her disbelief regarding the 'urinating at the back of the boat' theory and her own attempts to simulate the accident.

Dr. Thanakrit reveals the unofficial efforts made by friends to find the truth, including using mannequins to test injuries.

Dr. Thanakrit discusses his observations during the second autopsy and why the body's condition seemed unusual for a drowning.

The panel discusses the process of petitioning the Ministry of Justice to reopen a case and the role of the DSI.

Closing arguments on whether the new 'characters' in the case can actually change the court's final judgment.