relatives took him to the Hospital. This witness further told this Court that he could not remember if his statement was recorded at the C.I.D. office. After the close of the case for the prosecution, both the prosecution and the defence counsel applied for the leave of this Honourable Court to file their final written address. The defence counsel filed her written address dated the 20th day of April 2023. The Learned Counsel adopted the said written address as the argument of the defendant and urged this Honourable Court to discharge and acquit the defendant. The Prosecution Counsel on the other hand filed his written address dated the 11th day of July 2023. He adopted the said written address as the argument of the prosecution in this case and urged this Honourable Court to convict the defendant as charged. It is to be noted that the burden to prove the guilt of the defendant is on the prosecution. That burden remains constant on the prosecution and never shift. The prosecution can discharge the said burden by any of the following ways:1. Confessional statement of the defendant 2. Evidence of eye witnesses. 3. Circumstantial evidence. For the prosecution to discharge the said burden in a charge of Culpable Homicide punishable with death contrary to Section 191 of the Penal Code, the following ingredients of the offence must be proved beyond reasonable doubt. 1. That the deceased died. 10