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A man accused of killing his daughter and travelling for hours with her body in his car was seen driving past her home by her mother, a jury hears.A man accused of killing his daughter and travelling for hours with her body in his car was seen driving past her home by her mother, a jury hears.
Gary Fisher, 48, from Solihull, West Midlands, denies murdering Chanelle Sasha Jones, 17, in a Cardigan car park, Swansea Crown Court has heard.Gary Fisher, 48, from Solihull, West Midlands, denies murdering Chanelle Sasha Jones, 17, in a Cardigan car park, Swansea Crown Court has heard.
His former partner, Jayne Jones, said Mr Fisher twice drove in front of her house with a "wry smile" on his face.His former partner, Jayne Jones, said Mr Fisher twice drove in front of her house with a "wry smile" on his face.
The court heard Ms Jones did not know her daughter's body was in the car.The court heard Ms Jones did not know her daughter's body was in the car.
The murder trial has been told Mr Fisher drove around for several hours on Sunday 2 August last year with his daughter's body in the car before he was stopped by police using a stinger device.The murder trial has been told Mr Fisher drove around for several hours on Sunday 2 August last year with his daughter's body in the car before he was stopped by police using a stinger device.
The prosecution claims he stabbed Chanelle, also known as Sasha, to death in a car park behind the Angel Hotel in Cardigan and that he said the two of them had a suicide pact.The prosecution claims he stabbed Chanelle, also known as Sasha, to death in a car park behind the Angel Hotel in Cardigan and that he said the two of them had a suicide pact.
After the stabbing, the court has heard, the defendant covered the girl's body with a sleeping bag and reclined her seat in his silver Ford Fiesta car.After the stabbing, the court has heard, the defendant covered the girl's body with a sleeping bag and reclined her seat in his silver Ford Fiesta car.
He would just turn up, even if I said no - I would be nervous of him, I always told the children not to be alone with him Gary Fisher's former partner, Jayne JonesHe would just turn up, even if I said no - I would be nervous of him, I always told the children not to be alone with him Gary Fisher's former partner, Jayne Jones
Ms Jones told the jury in the hours before her daughter's body was found, her former partner pulled up outside her home in his car.Ms Jones told the jury in the hours before her daughter's body was found, her former partner pulled up outside her home in his car.
She said: "Gary drove past in his car - he went to the top of the estate and turned around.She said: "Gary drove past in his car - he went to the top of the estate and turned around.
"He saw me and he was looking up into the sky with a smirk on his face."He saw me and he was looking up into the sky with a smirk on his face.
"There was no sign of Chanelle. He turned around and drove past us again. He had a wry smile as if he was in a daze."There was no sign of Chanelle. He turned around and drove past us again. He had a wry smile as if he was in a daze.
"I put my hand on my hip and I was looking at him as if to say: 'Where is she?'
"He drove onto my drive for a couple of seconds and sped off. I phoned the police.""He drove onto my drive for a couple of seconds and sped off. I phoned the police."
Three childrenThree children
Mr Fisher's refused to stop for police when his car was spotted near Aberaeron, Ceredigion, and he crashed after the stinger device was deployed. Mr Fisher refused to stop for police when his car was spotted near Aberaeron, Ceredigion, and he crashed after the stinger device was deployed.
The court heard Mr Fisher and Ms Jones, who met in the West Midlands in 1991, had three children together before splitting up.The court heard Mr Fisher and Ms Jones, who met in the West Midlands in 1991, had three children together before splitting up.
The court heard Mr Fisher made contact with the children five years ago. The court heard Mr Fisher made contact with the children five years ago after befriending Ms Jones's mother.
Ms Jones said: "He befriended my mum again and he was talking to her about seeing the children.
"One Christmas she phoned to say he had bought them presents and would like to see them so I reluctantly relented."One Christmas she phoned to say he had bought them presents and would like to see them so I reluctantly relented.
"He would just turn up, even if I said no. I would be nervous of him, I always told the children not to be alone with him.""He would just turn up, even if I said no. I would be nervous of him, I always told the children not to be alone with him."
The prosecution claims Mr Fisher told police he killed Chanelle because she had wanted to die after suffering a sex attack, and that he planned to "end her suffering" in a suicide pact. The prosecution claims Mr Fisher told police he killed Chanelle because she had wanted to die after suffering a sex attack.
The court has heard both Mr Fisher and Chanelle had taken "recreational amounts" of amphetamines. Ms Jones told the court how her daughter was affected by an alleged rape in 2006.
'Bullying and aggressive'
She said: "Chanelle went to hospital to speak to people, she also spoke teachers and a nurse at her school and had counselling.
"Chanelle told the police a certain amount of what happened but she couldn't carry on."
She said her daughter had tried to kill herself and overdosed on tablets, but she claimed it was "a cry for help."
Jurors were also told Chanelle's younger brother saved her throwing herself into a river on a previous occasion.
The court also heard from a schoolboy who heard a confrontation in the car park of the Angel Hotel in Cardigan.
"I heard a girl saying "no" in a scared way, like if you're scared someone is going to shoot you," he told the jury.
"The man looked kind of drunk. I felt pretty scared looking at him because I didn't know what would happen - and he was looking at me."
A woman passer-by also heard a man in the car park saying "just get in" in a "bullying and aggressive tone."
The woman said she also heard "murmurs and muffles", but could not be sure who they were from.
The trial continues.The trial continues.