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A man has been found guilty of murdering two men and dumping their remains in suitcases near Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, killed civil partners Albert Alfonso, 62, and Paul Longworth, 71, on 8 July last year in their flat in Scotts Road, Shepherd’s Bush, west London.

Mosquera, who was also staying with the couple, “decapitated and dismembered” them, froze parts of their remains and brought the rest in suitcases to Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol, according to the prosecution.

Jurors at Woolwich Crown Court heard Mosquera repeatedly stabbed Mr Alfonso, who suffered injuries to his torso, face and neck, while Mr Longworth was attacked with a hammer to the back of his head and his skull shattered.

Mr Alfonso enjoyed “extreme sex” and Mosquera, a Colombian national whom he met online years earlier, was part of that world, jurors heard.

Mr Alfonso was stabbed to death during a filmed session, with footage shown in court recording Mosquera singing and dancing in the aftermath of the attack.

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After 48 hours on the run, Colombian killer Yustin Mosca was caught outside a Bristol train station. At this time, mate, you’re under arrest on suspicion of murder. The pornographic performer had murdered, decapitated, and dismembered Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso in their London home before dumping some of the couple’s remains in two suitcases on this Bristol Bridge. The Clifton Suspension Bridge is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Two nights before his arrest, Moscara was spotted trying to shift the suitcases across it. A passer by remembers seeing him struggling with the weight. He’s being helped by other people across the pedestrian crossing and uh puts it down sort of three yards from us and uh my son who’s outgoing said, “Wow, man, that’s a very heavy suitcase. What you got in there, a body?” A comment made in justest. They couldn’t have known the sick reality until one of the cases began to leak. When confronted by staff manning the bridge, Moscara bolted. A passing cyclist caught this footage of him running away. We’re going to need some some police up here quite urgently. I think we had a gentleman up here who was dragging a case behind him. The case is broken and it looks like there it’s really heavy and there’s blood coming out of it. He said there was car parts, oil. It doesn’t smell of that at all. We’re convinced it’s blood. An address label left on one of the suitcases led police to this London Street, Scots Road in Shepherd’s Bush, where Paul and Albert lived. The couple had hosted Moscara in their flat for a month before he brutally took their lives. In this CCTV footage, the trio were seen heading out on a day trip to Brighton. All the while, Moscara had plans to murder and steal on his mind. This was a man the couple clearly trusted. Here they are on holiday together in Moscara’s native Colombia in March 2024. It’s believed Albert and Moscara first met online through a shared interest in creating extreme sexual content. Paul was aware, it seems, but not involved. In the evening of the 8th of June last year, Albert and Moscara are seen returning to the Scots Road flat. Moscara had killed once already and planned to kill again. While Albert was at work, Moscara attacked Paul with a hammer and hid his body under a bed. Later, Albert and Moscara began filming a sex session. It became a violent murder caught on camera. In horrifying footage shown to the jury, Moscara is seen repeatedly stabbing Albert with a knife and cutting his throat. This is the chilling aftermath. is all for Moscara sang and danced before trying to access Albert’s bank account online. I think it’s certainly up there as one of the most traumatic and and shocking murders I’ve I’ve ever dealt with. I think the the fact that it was committed during such an intimate moment between Albert and and Yost and the fact that it was filmed so close up, it was a really harrowing watch. Did having such seemingly clear evidence come with its own pressures? I think absolutely. It’s easy to become complacent when you have something so damning as as that murder video. Um we still had to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he was guilty of both murders. The day after the murders, a freezer was delivered to the flat. Some of Albert and Paul’s remains were later found inside. Moscara stuffed the rest into suitcases and hired a man with a van to transport them and him from London to Bristol. The killings were calculated, the attempted cover up chaotic. Can’t work out to this day a number of things. Is firstly, why did Moscow move the bodies to Bristol? Why did he leave parts of the bodies in London? Why not just go and get on an airplane and we probably would never have caught him and even if we did with the extradition process would have would have been years before he was back in the country. In Paul and Albert’s local pub, staff say afternoons are quieter now. Over a pint, Paul used to keep them occupied. It kind of keeps you entertained while you’re doing something in the background. Always cracking jokes and cracking jokes and whatnot. So yeah, I’d say he’s he’s very funny guy. He used to like like his spot. Normally that seat um it’s his one, but it just feels weird now. Kind of. Albert and Paul believed Moscara was a friend. A friend Albert trusted with his most intimate fantasies. In reality, motivated by money, he staged a deadly betrayal. Carrie Davis, ITV News.