Mann killed couple, then frozen in West London, hears the court

A man murdered a couple, dismembered their corpses and then frozen some of their remains before he brought the rest in suitcases to the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol, as a dish.

Yostin Andres Mosquera filmed with the 62 -year -old sex with Albert Albert Alfonso and stabbed him to death after he had previously killed Paul Longworth (71).

Mr. Mosquera, 35, denies the murder of both men in their apartment in Shepherds Bush, West London, between July 8th and 10th last year.

He admitted to Mr. Alfonso's homicide during a hearing in the old Bailey on Tuesday, the public prosecutor's office refused.

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The court heard that the defendant had asked a cyclist who had stopped whether he was lost that he had auto parts in a large red suitcase and a large silver trunk.

Deanna Heer KC, the public prosecutor's office, informed the court that the suitcases contained the beheaded and dismembered bodies of Mr. Longworth and Mr. Alfonso.

Other parts of the body were found by the police in a freezer in their chest in their apartment in Shepherds Busch.

Mr. Longworth had been attacked on the back of the head with a hammer, and Mr. Alfonso had been stabbed repeatedly, as the court heard.

The couple was in a long -term relationship and a year before their death, the jury's public prosecutor shared.

The court heard that the accused and another man who was known as James Smith was paid by Mr. Afonso to carry out humiliating sexual acts that were often shot and published online.

The court heard that there were also times when the victims and the accused made traveling together.

The public prosecutor claims that Mr. Mosquera killed both men on July 8, 2024 in their house in Shepherds Busch, Mr. Longworth first killed and then hid his body in the warehouse department of Mr. Longworth's bed.

The court also heard that the defendant had searched home for the victim's value on the Internet.

Mr. Mosquera, a Colombian citizen, sat in the dock and listened to the process with the help of an interpreter.

The attempt goes on.