🔴 Colombian Immigrant Jailed 40 Yrs in Suitcase Slayings!

In a chilling tale of betrayal and brutality, Colombian killer Yostin Andres Mosquera faces eternal bars for savagely slaughtering lovers in a twisted sex-fueled rampage, dismembering their corpses in London’s shadows.

A Colombian immigrant has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 40 years and 264 days for the murders of two men whose dismembered remains were dumped in suitcases near Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol.

Yostin Mosquera, 35, was found guilty by a jury at Woolwich Crown Court in July of murdering Albert Alfonso, 62, and Paul Longworth, 71, following a trial where he had denied the charges.

Mr Justice Bennathan, passing sentence on Friday, described the killings as “thoroughly wicked crimes” and stressed that the minimum term was precisely that, adding Mosquera might never be deemed safe for release.

The court heard how Mosquera, who had travelled from Medellin in Colombia, decapitated and dismembered the victims at their flat in Shepherd’s Bush, west London, before transporting parts of their bodies to the iconic bridge.

Mosquera displayed a blank expression during sentencing, but smiled as he shook hands with his interpreter and again towards the court before being led away.

In addition to the murder convictions, Mosquera had earlier pleaded guilty to three charges of possessing indecent images of children, for which he received a concurrent 16-month sentence.

The judge noted Mosquera’s active involvement in a network sharing such material, with his laptop containing thousands of images and films depicting the gross sexual abuse of very young children.

Prosecutors outlined a complex backstory to the crimes, which occurred on 11 July 2024.

Mosquera first connected with Mr Alfonso via Skype in 2012 while in Colombia, and by 2017, Mr Alfonso was paying him for increasingly extreme sexual videos.

The pair met in person in 2023 when Mr Alfonso funded Mosquera’s trip to England, where he stayed at the Shepherd’s Bush flat shared with Mr Longworth, Mr Alfonso’s former civil partner.

Mr Alfonso and Mr Longworth had entered a civil partnership but separated in 2023, though they continued living together.

During Mosquera’s second visit in 2024, the court was told, he engaged in extreme sex sessions with Mr Alfonso, which Mr Longworth did not participate in.