DJ fled home to Gambia after Dodou Leigh was shot to death with shotgun A DJ has told a murder trial how he fled back to his native Gambia after his friend was killed with a shotgun. Music producer Ibrahim Krubally, 33, said the weapon was also pointed at him. On Thursday, he told the High Court in Edinburgh the gunman pulled the trigger again, but nothing happened. The gunman then left the flat in Edinburgh along with two other men who were armed with knives. The trial has heard how violence erupted when a drug deal went wrong. Mr Krubally described how his friend, Dodou Leigh, arrived at their flat in Hawkhill Close with three other men and "weed" was poured from a black bag into a bucket. Mr Krubally said he sat in the kitchen using his mobile phone as the others talked in the living room when he heard the shot. He said: "When I heard the sound of a gun shot I thought it was some sort of explosion in the electrics." He saw his friend collapse then the gunman pointed the double-barrel weapon at him. Advocate depute John Scullion asked: "Did he pull the trigger when the gun was pointed at you?" Mr Krubally answered: "Yes." He went on to say a friend picked him up and they drove out of Edinburgh to the Wakefield area in England. Mr Krubally said he ended up in Nottingham where he took a taxi to Birmingham, where his sister was living. Then he flew from Birmingham back to The Gambia. During the drive he said he felt "crazy" and "out of my mind." Mr Krubally said: "My body was shaking. At the same time I was upset that I lost my friend. He returned to Edinburgh to give evidence at the trial of the three men accused of murder. George Thomson, 30, Roche Thomson, 25, and Kevin Addison, 28, are accused of murdering 30-year-old Mr Leigh by shooting him at a flat in Hawkhill Close, in the Easter Road area of Edinburgh, on December 4. They are also accused of assaulting Mr Krubally by threatening him with a shotgun and knives and stealing a bucket of cannabis from the flat. It is alleged that two days later in a car park in Ormiston, East Lothian, he set fire to a car, supposedly used in the alleged murder, in an attempt to destroy evidence. The three men deny all the charges against them but the jury has heard Addison accepts he was holding the shotgun when it went off, fatally wounding Mr Leigh.