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Doorstep murder 'framing' denied Doorstep murder 'framing' denied
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A woman whose pregnant neighbour was shot dead told a court she did not try to frame a man for the murder.A woman whose pregnant neighbour was shot dead told a court she did not try to frame a man for the murder.
Krystal Hart, 22, was shot dead outside her flat in Battersea, on Good Friday last year. Krystal Hart, 22, was shot dead on the doorstep of her flat in Battersea, on Good Friday last year.
She had been involved in a long-running dispute with "neighbour from hell" Angie Brewer, the Old Bailey heard.She had been involved in a long-running dispute with "neighbour from hell" Angie Brewer, the Old Bailey heard.
The prosecution claims Thomas Hughes, 40, of Battersea, killed Miss Hart out of misguided loyalty to Miss Brewer. He denies murder.The prosecution claims Thomas Hughes, 40, of Battersea, killed Miss Hart out of misguided loyalty to Miss Brewer. He denies murder.
Mr Hughes' barrister, Baroness Mallalieu, QC, claimed Miss Brewer was embroiled in a £950 drug dispute with Mr Hughes and had lied to protect a man who had pulled a gun and mistakenly shot Miss Hart.Mr Hughes' barrister, Baroness Mallalieu, QC, claimed Miss Brewer was embroiled in a £950 drug dispute with Mr Hughes and had lied to protect a man who had pulled a gun and mistakenly shot Miss Hart.
'Ludicrous' suggestion'Ludicrous' suggestion
Aftab Jafferjee, prosecuting, asked Miss Brewer: "It's suggested that you have framed a man for murder and are protecting a light-skinned Jamaican man who happened to be in your house that morning."Aftab Jafferjee, prosecuting, asked Miss Brewer: "It's suggested that you have framed a man for murder and are protecting a light-skinned Jamaican man who happened to be in your house that morning."
"Ludicrous," she replied."Ludicrous," she replied.
The jury had heard earlier Miss Hart had been involved in a long-running dispute with Miss Brewer at the time of the incident.The jury had heard earlier Miss Hart had been involved in a long-running dispute with Miss Brewer at the time of the incident.
Miss Brewer was about to be made the subject of an anti-social behaviour order and the two women were due to return to court six days later, the court heard.Miss Brewer was about to be made the subject of an anti-social behaviour order and the two women were due to return to court six days later, the court heard.
Miss Brewer, 53, has been cleared of criminal involvement in the death.Miss Brewer, 53, has been cleared of criminal involvement in the death.
Mr Hughes, from Stonells Road, denies murder and having a firearm with intent to endanger life.Mr Hughes, from Stonells Road, denies murder and having a firearm with intent to endanger life.
The trial is continuing.The trial is continuing.