Joseph Peers is alleged to have been the driver in the shooting of Ashley Dale last August.
A man accused of the murder of a council worker has said he stayed in a hotel with the gunman in the days after the shooting because they were going for a “steam and sauna”.
Giving evidence on Monday, Peers said Witham had come to his house, on Woodlands Road in Roby, on the morning of August 21 and asked if he wanted to go for a “steam and sauna”.“We were going to go later on in the night, when we got there the facilities were closed down for maintenance.”He added: “I was only going for a swim and sauna and it’s turned out to staying there. He’s paid me to book him a room in my name, with my own number, my own credit card. I can’t say why.
The court heard Peers and Witham stayed at the hotel in St Helens for two nights, leaving for a few hours on August 22 when Peers said they went to KFC. Witham returned to Scotland the following day while Peers remained in Merseyside until September 4 when he travelled north again.Peers told the court at the time they were arrested Witham had not said anything to him about what he’d done.“He hadn’t said nothing, in fact he’s let me book hotels in my own name, let me store the car for him.”
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