The trial of four people arrested in connection with the murder of Becky Watts continues hearing evidence today. Nathan Matthews and Shauna Hoare deny kidnapping and murdering the teen. James Ireland and Donovan Demetrius deny assisting an offender.
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A housemate of James Ireland says he chatted to him about "moving some stuff" the night after Becky's body was allegedly moved.
Simon Knight told the court that he had had a conversation with Ireland, known to his friends as Jamie, where he had told him one of his friends had had a phone call while at work asking them to "go move some stuff".
Ireland, he said, would "do anything for money" so agreed to help his friend. The pair took a van from their work, at British Areospace in Avonmouth, and drove to Barton Hill, Mr Knight said.
Mr Knight then recounted to the court how then started loading bags into the van.
When the job was done, he said 'the male' invited inside the address in Barton Hill, where they had a cigarette together, before Ireland went back to work.
Mr Knight told the court that Ireland would do "anything for money", so if someone had offered money to move things, he would have taken it at face value for the money only.
Under cross examination Mr Knight said he believed Ireland had never met the people he had helped before, and could not recall any details about them.
Nathan Matthews has confessed to killing his step-sister, although he denies murder, this is the prepared statement he handed police.
Confessing to the killing, Matthews said he had arrived at the family home with the aim of kidnapping the teen to teach her a lesson.