Man charged with murder over bodies found in suitcases as victims named

A 34-year-old man has been charged with two counts of murder over the deaths of two men whose remains were found in suitcases in Bristol, police said.
The Metropolitan Police said Yostin Andres Mosquera, of Scotts Road in Shepherd’s Bush, west London, will appear in custody at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court on Monday.
Police have named the two victims as 62-year-old Albert Alfonso and 71-year-old Paul Longworth. Mr Longworth was British and Mr Alfonso was originally from France but had obtained British citizenship.
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[@Kells7928]

This case is crazy. Looking forward to hearing more details.

[@welsh-3286]

police have a strong case against this man no pun intended

[@daveywilliams7508]

What about the video footage of him saying his boss is a very bad man ? Why would he say that if he killed them for being gay?

[@ox4076]

Maybe he just wanted to scare the cyclist by saying that?

[@loumc8610]

The picture of them looks to be in Columbia also. Much more to it.

[@kezzykizzy5386]

Maybe they tried to "include him"?

[@diorocks5858]

I think he said that just to try and scare the cyclist of. The suspect was staying with the victims, sounds like a murder for personnel gain

[@loumc8610]

@@diorocks5858 just because you think that, we should just ignore he said that, and make no enquiry into what he meant? Just ignore it because people THINK he’s lying? No wonder the country is in this mess. Thought people are bothered about trafficking etc?

[@steelnightmare2888]

Cultural Enrichment Strikes again

[@danielcharlesfilms2897]

Columbia not Shepard's Bush.

[@HilaryB.]

He was living in shepherds bush, he didn't drag a suitcase from columbia did he! 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@TheWildPikey]

​@@HilaryB. That's strange as when I travel to other countries I take a suitcase, do they not have them in Colombia?

[@junesmith6689]

Yip. Its these Doctors again 😳

[@AndrewWilliams-ry6tb]

Local man?

[@diorocks5858]

lol

[@marcushart3360]

Crickets on this highly sorted case 🤷‍♂️

[@Laurenelizo]

So he was living with two gay men/a couple that he was well acquainted with? Had been on vacations with, etc? A lot of photos together? Such a major age gap and cultural background? Seems like an unlikely friendship. Something is not adding up, there must be a lot more to the story than this being a hate crime. Were the victims wealthy? Were they linked to Yostin’s “work life”, since he mentioned his boss is a bad person whilst running? I understand it’s convenient to say this about his boss to make himself look innocent, but given all of the strange dynamics, maybe they are all friends and acquaintances because they have something in common - a certain line of work? It is unfathomable that hatred could run so deep in this person that he befriended the two victims and waited for the right moment to end their life, but I suppose also just as possible. Wow.

[@TheLeeattwood]

Multiculturalism, is it working for you my British friends?

[@NorthernMouse52]

Ask the lefties,they voted for that nonsense!

[@ddhh1270]

It's called carma.

[@Continue...000]

​@@ddhh1270 It's spelt karma

[@kezzykizzy5386]

Did this couple try to include him in their "coupling"?

[@ClaireGarrard]

No.

[@user-bp9wq6ll4i]

People should only stay if they convert to Christianity and abide by our fair system of law, not Sharia law, not being brainwashed into hating others by dubious characters out to cause us harm

[@thealchemist7871]

To become a citizen or just being British assumes the church of England nway!

[@ChristWord-f3r]

Anglican church is no longer capable of discerning if a person has become a Christian or not; and it's left wing clergy, with its trans anything-goes, are also a little supportive of Sharia Law

[@ForeverMore89]

Was he Muslim?

[@elainecameron5545]

They never convert really, its just to stay. Why do people think if they convert, that's it, they're british now and they'll think and be like us? It will never happen

[@DavidZ4-gg3dm]

@@ForeverMore89 He's Colombian, so it's unlikely.