Woman 'murdered' on Scots island was going to pay 'tick bill' for drugs, court hears
court has heard.Lisa Marie Johnson, 45, told police her “best friend” Tracey Walker made the admission during a car ride in the early hours of July 30, 2019.The High Court in Edinburgh heard Johnson say Tracey was her “best friend” and that they lived next door to each other in Leslie Road, Lerwick, Shetland.Yesterday, a jury heard how Johnson provided a statement to police officers investigating the circumstances surrounding Tracey’s death.Jurors heard how Johnson told officers that her friend said the tick bill was for “coke” and “brown”, expressions for cocaine and heroin.She was giving evidence on the second day of proceedings against Ross McDougall, 32, and Dawn Smith, 28.The pair deny murdering Tracey at Ladies Drive, Lerwick, on