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Murder trial to hear about victim Victim 'was refused drug money'
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The jury in the Suffolk murders trial is expected to hear about the disappearance of a fifth woman who was later discovered dead near Ipswich. A woman found dead in Suffolk went out to work as a prostitute the night she vanished after her boyfriend would not give her money for drugs, a jury heard.
The body of 24-year-old Paula Clennell was found near the Old Felixstowe Road on 12 December 2006, one day after she was reported missing. Ipswich Crown Court heard 24-year-old Paula Clennell walked the streets of Ipswich early on 10 December 2006.
Testimony from the family of the four other victims has already been heard at Ipswich Crown Court. Her body was found near the Old Felixstowe Road on 12 December 2006.
Steve Wright, 49, from Ipswich, denies murdering the women. Steve Wright, 49, from Ipswich, denies murdering Miss Clennell and four other prostitutes whose bodies were found within 10 days of each other.
Testimony from the family of the four other victims has already been heard.
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Maire Alderton, the mother of victim Anneli Alderton, earlier told the court how her daughter went into a "downward spiral" of hard drug addiction and prostitution after her father died.Maire Alderton, the mother of victim Anneli Alderton, earlier told the court how her daughter went into a "downward spiral" of hard drug addiction and prostitution after her father died.
Jurors also heard from Stacey Nicholls, the sister of Annette Nicholls.Jurors also heard from Stacey Nicholls, the sister of Annette Nicholls.
She said she had known for four years that her sister was addicted to heroin and for three years that she was working as a prostitute.She said she had known for four years that her sister was addicted to heroin and for three years that she was working as a prostitute.
She said she last saw Annette in October 2006, two months before her body was found in woodland in Levington, near Ipswich.She said she last saw Annette in October 2006, two months before her body was found in woodland in Levington, near Ipswich.
Miss Clennell, Miss Alderton, 24, Miss Nicholls, 29, Tania Nicol, 19, and Gemma Adams, 25, went missing during six weeks from October to December 2006 before their bodies were found.Miss Clennell, Miss Alderton, 24, Miss Nicholls, 29, Tania Nicol, 19, and Gemma Adams, 25, went missing during six weeks from October to December 2006 before their bodies were found.