Update: Columbia p0rn actor accused of k!lling g@y couple and dismembering their bodies is found guilty of murd£r

A Colombian p0rn actor has today been found guilty of murdering a g@y couple and dumping their dismembered bodies in suitcases on Clifton Suspension Bridge. Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, repeatedly stabbed Alberto Alfonso, 62, and slit his throat during a recorded sx session just hours after bludgeoning his partner, Paul Longworth, 71, over the head with a hammer on July 8 last year.  After carrying out the attack, Mosquera made his way into the victims’ computer, accessing his bank account online and withdrawing cash with his card in the early hours of the morning.  In a bid to cover his tracks, he decapitated their heads and hid them in a chest freezer at their house in Scotts Road, Shepherd’s Bush, west London, where he had been staying with them. The trial heard how two days later, Mosquera hired a man with a van who unwittingly drove him from London to Bristol so he could dump a suitcase and a trunk containing their chopped-up bodies at Clifton Suspension Bridge.  The deaths were first discovered when the luggage was found on the iconic bridge at 11.30pm on July 10 last year. The silver trunk had a tag on it linking them back to an address on Scotts Road where police found the heads in the freezer. At Woolwich Crown Court today, Mosquera was found guilty of both murdrs after jurors deliberated for five hours and three minutes. Mosquera, a Colombian national, met Mr Alfonso online through webcam sx websites and used the names ‘iamblackmaster and ‘mrdk20cm’, but later set about trying to steal from him.  The court heard Mr Alfonso liked ‘extreme sx’, which Mr Longworth, who knew and accepted it, had ‘nothing to do with’. Mosquera first visited the couple in London in October 2023 and the couple travelled to Colombia in March 2024. He returned to England last June on the promise of English lessons and financial support from Mr Alfonso. The court heard how he also participated in sx acts and dominated and degraded Mr Alfonso who filmed it and posted the footage online. He was in a paid sxual relationship with Mr Alfonso. Prosecutors told the trial how Mr Alfonso, a swimming instructor at Mode Gym in Acton, and Mr Longworth, a retired handyman, were in a happy long-term relationship when they were barbarically murdered by Mosquera.  Mr Longworth is believed to have been k!lled by multiple blows to the head with a hammer between 12.30pm and 1pm on July 8 last year when Mosquera was seen closing curtains to a first floor window on CCTV. Mosquera shattered Mr Longworth’s skull before hiding his body in a divan bed, the court heard. He later cut his corpse up with a power tool and knife and stuffed it in a suitcase. Later that day, Mr Alfonso was stabbed to death after he and Mosquera were recording themselves having sx. Jurors were shown the distressing footage of Mr Alfonso being k!lled on camera before Mosquera danced and sang afterwards. Mr Alfonso was in a ‘submissive’ role and referred to Mosquera as ‘master’ during the recorded session.   ‘What is striking, when one considers the footage, is just how calm and in control the defendant remains throughout’, prosecutor Deanna Heer, KC, told the trial. Earlier in his evidence, Mosquera claimed Mr Alfonso cut up Mr Longworth’s body after killing him. He said he stabbed Mr Alfonso because he was ‘afraid that he would do the same to me that he had done to Paul’. Mosquera said after seeing Mr Longworth’s dismembered body, he decided to do the same to Mr Alfonso’s corpse. ‘Yes I saw Paul’s body and I cut Albert’s. I don’t know the exact moment but I cut it having seen Paul’s body’. The trial heard how Mosquera was interrupted by a man while he was attempting to dispose of the suitcases on Clifton Suspension Bridge. Prosecutor Ms Heer, KC, said: ‘At about 11.30pm on the night of the 10 July 2024 Douglas Cunningham was cycling home across the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol when he saw the defendant, Yostin Mosquera, standing next to a large red suitcase. ‘Thinking he was a lost tourist, Mr Cunningham stopped to see if he was okay. ‘A few metres away from where the defendant was standing, on the bridge approach, there was another suitcase, a large silver trunk. ‘The defendant told Mr Cunningham that he was from Colombia and that the suitcase he was standing with contained car parts. That was a lie. ‘In fact, the suitcases contained the decapitated and dismembered bodies of Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso, which the defendant had taken to Bristol from their home in London where they had been killed two days before.’ The trial heard how Mosquera was visiting Mr Alfonso at the time of the k!llings, having returned to the UK to stay with the couple on June 9 2024. But the prosecution’s case was that Mr Alfonso did not know and that he was out of the flat at work at the time Mr Longworth was ki!lled and that Mosquera hid the body before he returned. The court heard that Mosquera had also got hold of Mr Alfonso’s financial information, copying over spreadsheets containing his bank details relating to Barclays, Halifax, Natwest, Moneygram and Paypal on June 27. Prosecutors told the court this was to ‘steal’ money from Mr Alfonso. On July 8 last year, the day of the murders, Mosquera also looked up the value of the Scotts Road flat in a bid to ‘find out what they [the couple] were worth’.  Mosquera claimed during the trial that he feared for his own life and believed he was about to be killed when he stabbed Mr Alfonso.  He also said he was ‘raped every day’ by Mr Alfonso, telling jurors it made him feel ‘humiliated, sad and trapped’, but never angry. But prosecutor Ms Heer KC reminded the court that his ‘detailed’ defence statement produced for trial made no mention of the alleged rape.  The case was put to a retrial after incorrect evidence was placed before the jury. Mr Justice Bennathan told Mosquera, aided in the dock by an interpreter, today: ‘I am not going to pass sentence on you today. The only sentence I can pass is one of life imprisonment.’The judge ordered psychiatric reports and adjourned sentence until 24 October.The post Update: Columbia p0rn actor accused of k!lling g@y couple and dismembering their bodies is found guilty of murdr appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.