Commotion at Baden-Clay home: neighbour A neighbour heard a scream or a yell coming from the Baden-Clay residence on the night Allison Baden-Clay was allegedly killed by her husband, a Brisbane court has heard. Giving evidence in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Monday, Susan Braun said she fell asleep around 11.30pm on April 19 last year but was woken by a loud noise. It wasn't a pleasant sound because it woke me up with a start, and I thought, 'Oh my gosh, what was that?' Ms Braun said. She told the court she wasn't sure if it was a yell or a scream and she couldn't determine if it was a male or female voice. Ms Braun said she went back to sleep but was woken a second time by a similar noise. She was giving evidence in the committal hearing of Gerard Baden-Clay, who is charged with murdering his wife Allison and interfering with her body, which was found on the banks of a creek 10 days after she vanished in April last year. Baden-Clay told police the mother of three failed to return to their Brookfield home after going on a late-night walk. It is expected his lawyers will offer evidence to suggest she took her own life. They have closely questioned a close friend of Allison about her depression and use of medication. The hearing continues.