Adult Film Actor Kills Couple In London Flat. What He Did After That Is Shocking
A disturbing crime has emerged from London, where adult film actor Yostin Andres Mosquera has been charged with the double murders of Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth. The brutal attack took place last year at the victims' flat. Shocking details revealed in court state that Mosquera engaged in intimate acts with one of the men before killing both. He then filmed himself dancing naked, covered in their blood. After committing the murders, he hid the bodies and later disposed of them in a suitcase.
As per BBC reports, Mosquera was found guilty, a year after murdering Paul and Albert in July 2024. Before the trial began, Mosquera admitted to slaughtering Albert but denied both murder charges. He claimed that Albert had killed his own partner, Paul. Despite his statement, the court found Mosquera responsible for the brutal killings, which involved disturbing acts before and after the murders.
During the trial, prosecution lawyer Deanna Heer KC told the court that Yostin Andres Mosquera had earlier claimed the three men 'seemed to enjoy one another's company." She shared how Albert Alfonso even helped Mosquera get a guest pass at the gym where he worked and added him to their staff football WhatsApp group. Heer also dismissed Mosquera's claim that Alfonso killed his partner, Paul Longworth. She said Alfonso had no reason to harm his 'lifelong friend and partner."
The lawyer added, 'Their relationship was undoubtedly unconventional, but whatever you may think about the way that Albert Alfonso conducted his sex life, the evidence also suggests that they accepted one another and that they cared for one another."
The court was told that after the killings, Yostin Andres Mosquera used Albert Alfonso's computer to try and steal money from him. He even tried to transfer £4,000 to his account in Colombia. Along with that, Mosquera further managed to take out at least £900 before the transactions were blocked.
While Mosquera was trying to dump the bodies of Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth, a cyclist caught him in the act. In panic, Mosquera tried to run but was caught. According to The Sun, when Mosquera noticed the man, he began screaming in Spanish. He shouted, 'Vete, vete," which means 'Go away, go away." Moments later, he added, 'Mi jefe es muy malo," meaning 'My boss is really bad." His strange reaction made the situation even more confusing.
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