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Victim 'was refused drug money' Victim 'was refused drug money'
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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.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.
Another prostitute told Ipswich Crown Court that she and 24-year-old Paula Clennell walked the streets of Ipswich early on 10 December 2006. Another prostitute told Ipswich Crown Court that she and 24-year-old Paula Clennell walked the streets of the town early on 10 December 2006.
She said Miss Clennell was angry with her boyfriend and went out to work "to show him".She said Miss Clennell was angry with her boyfriend and went out to work "to show him".
Steve Wright, 49, denies murdering Miss Clennell and four other women.Steve Wright, 49, denies murdering Miss Clennell and four other women.
The witness, identified in court as Miss F, said she last saw Miss Clennell in London Road, Ipswich.The witness, identified in court as Miss F, said she last saw Miss Clennell in London Road, Ipswich.
She told the court how she and Miss Clennell had taken heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine over the previous two days.She told the court how she and Miss Clennell had taken heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine over the previous two days.
'A bit mad''A bit mad'
She said they were at Miss Clennell's boyfriend's home early on 10 December 2006.She said they were at Miss Clennell's boyfriend's home early on 10 December 2006.
"He would not give us any more money," Miss F said."He would not give us any more money," Miss F said.
"She got a bit upset. She got a bit mad actually. She said 'I'll show him'."She got a bit upset. She got a bit mad actually. She said 'I'll show him'.
She added: "He thought a lot of her. They were close."She added: "He thought a lot of her. They were close."
Miss Clennell stopped at a friend's house in London Road and the two women parted, the court heard.Miss Clennell stopped at a friend's house in London Road and the two women parted, the court heard.
Her body was found near the Old Felixstowe Road two days later.Her body was found near the Old Felixstowe Road two days later.
Steve Wright denies murdering the five womenSteve Wright denies murdering the five women
Testimony from the family of the four other victims has already been heard.Testimony from the family of the four other victims has already been heard.
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.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.