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PC Semple murder: Witness heard 'someone throwing up on the carpet' PC Semple murder: Witness heard 'someone throwing up on the carpet'
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A partygoer who called at the home of a man allegedly strangling PC Gordon Semple has told a court he thought someone was "throwing up on the carpet".A partygoer who called at the home of a man allegedly strangling PC Gordon Semple has told a court he thought someone was "throwing up on the carpet".
The man, referred to as CD, arrived at Mr Brizzi's London flat for a sex party on the night of the alleged murder. The man arrived at Stefano Brizzi's London flat for a sex party on the night of the alleged murder.
Mr Brizzi denies murder but has admitted disposing of PC Semple's body.Mr Brizzi denies murder but has admitted disposing of PC Semple's body.
The witness, said he arranged to go to the flat on 1 April but got lost on the Peabody Estate. The witness said he arranged to go to the flat on 1 April but got lost on the Peabody Estate.
'Our party is cancelled''Our party is cancelled'
Eventually he found the flat telling the jury: "I just remember standing in front of the building door ringing his flat buzzer. Eventually he found the flat and told the jury: "I just remember standing in front of the building door ringing his flat buzzer.
"I was trying to understand why it was taking so long. I was lost walking around the building and finally got in touch with him after the whole experience.""I was trying to understand why it was taking so long. I was lost walking around the building and finally got in touch with him after the whole experience."
He told the jury Mr Brizzi spoke first explaining that they had "kind of a situation here". Referred to as CD, he told the jury Mr Brizzi spoke first explaining that they had "kind of a situation here".
The witness added that Mr Brizzi said somebody was feeling ill or unwell but "not to worry because they were taking care of it, whoever was there".The witness added that Mr Brizzi said somebody was feeling ill or unwell but "not to worry because they were taking care of it, whoever was there".
"I asked if there was anything I could do to help and he said no, everything was under control but our party is cancelled", witness CD told the jury."I asked if there was anything I could do to help and he said no, everything was under control but our party is cancelled", witness CD told the jury.
"He sounded concerned, a little bit upset. He did not sound too worried."He sounded concerned, a little bit upset. He did not sound too worried.
"To be honest, I thought when I left, somebody was throwing up on his carpet.""To be honest, I thought when I left, somebody was throwing up on his carpet."
The witness, giving evidence anonymously and known only as CD, told jurors they rescheduled their date for the following Friday night but Mr Brizzi did not confirm. The witness, giving evidence anonymously, told jurors they rescheduled their date for the following Friday night, but Mr Brizzi did not confirm.
He said he did not realise the defendant had been arrested for murder until months later.He said he did not realise the defendant had been arrested for murder until months later.
The trial continues.The trial continues.