The man accused of murdering Tia Sharp told a prison officer that her death was an accident and said: "I'm not like Ian Huntley", a court has heard.
Prison officer Warren Fegan, who was working at Belmarsh when Stuart Hazell was taken there in August last year, told the Old Bailey that the 37-year-old denied "anything sexual" had happened between him and Tia.
Hazell is accused of sexually assaulting and murdering the 12-year-old between August 2 and 10 last year. He denies murder.
Mr Fegan said: "He was saying, 'I'm not like Ian Huntley, it was nothing sexual, I'm not a nonce'.
"He was saying that the press was trying to make it look like it was sexual but it wasn't," Mr Fegan testified.
"He said that it was an accident, she had fallen down stairs and broken her neck."
When Hazell arrived at Belmarsh, he said he had been feeling suicidal.
Paul Leahy, another prison officer, told the jury that Hazell said: "Since Friday I've been feeling guilty and I just want to kill myself."
The court heard that Hazell told Mr Leahy: "I have a real problem with my anger and when people say wrong things to me, I can flip.
"I just feel like hurting everyone."
Hazell is the former boyfriend of Tia's grandmother Christine Sharp.
The schoolgirl's body was found in the loft of Ms Sharp's house in New Addington, south London a week after she went missing.
Tia's mother was in the courtroom as the prosecution continued to make its case against Hazell.
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