Ibrahim Krubally tells of 'being threatened with shotgun' before shooting A music producer has told a murder trial how he faced a shotgun in an Edinburgh flat. Ibrahim Krubally, 33, described the scene in a flat in Edinburgh where Dodou Leigh was shot to death when a drug deal went wrong. Three men deny murdering Gambian Mr Leigh, 30, threatening Mr Krubally and stealing cannabis. On Wednesday, the High Court in Edinburgh heard how neighbours heard a scream and a shot from the flat in Hawkhill Close where Mr Leigh died. They also spoke of a smell of marijuana coming from the flat from time to time. Mr Krubally said he first moved to Edinburgh in 2010 when he worked as a music producer and DJ but is currently living in the Gambia. Last December 4 he was planning to move into the Hawkhill Close flat with Mr Leigh and had been there to do some cleaning earlier in the day before returning in the evening. Mr Krubally told the trial: "Dodou Leigh knocked at the door and I opened it and he came in with three other guys." He told how he watched Mr Leigh pour "weed" from a black bag into a bucket which had been in a cupboard under the sink. It was "a substantial quantity," he agreed. Mr Krubally told prosecutor advocate depute John Scullion he did not know the flat was being used to store cannabis. One of the visitors sniffed the cannabis and said something like "Yeah, that smells nice." While this was happening Mr Krubally was talking on his mobile phone in the kitchen. Then, he said, two of the men who had come to the flat had knives and the other visitor had a shotgun. He said: "He was just pulling the trigger. Nothing happened at that time. I don't know whether the gun was jammed or had no bullets. George Thomson, 30, Roche Thomson, 25, and Kevin Addison, 28, are accused of murdering Dodou Leigh by shooting him with a shotgun at a flat in Hawkhill Close, in the Easter Road area of Edinburgh, last December 4. They are also accused of assaulting Mr Krubally by threatening him with a shotgun and knives. The Thomsons and Addison are also accused of stealing a bucket of cannabis from the flat. Addison alone faces a charge of trying to defeat the ends of justice. It is alleged 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 an agreed statement was read to the jury admitting they were in the flat that evening to buy drugs. The statement also admitted that Addison had a shotgun. The jury heard "the shotgun carried by Addison was discharged when he was holding it," resulting in Mr Leigh being shot. The trial continues.