A stark video captured a naked adult film actor singing and dancing after brutally killing an elderly man with a hammer and slashing the throat of his partner during a sexual encounter, then proceeding to dismember their bodies and pack the remains into suitcases.
Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, was filmed dancing in a room while singing in Spanish about “bad meat.” The jury at Woolwich Crown Court watched the disturbing footage where Mosquera repeatedly questioned 62-year-old victim Albert Alfonso as he bled out, asking, “do you like it?”
The court was told that Mosquera initiated a sexual encounter with Alfonso before using a knife to fatally cut his throat. The violent act was captured on cameras Alfonso had installed to record their sessions.
The judge revealed that Alfonso resisted, but Mosquera caught him off guard. Mosquera then celebrated the gruesome act and immediately tried to access Alfonso’s bank accounts.
Earlier that day, Alfonso’s partner, Paul Longworth, 71, was viciously beaten to death with a hammer by Mosquera, who also attempted to rob them. Mosquera then dismembered the victims after the July 8 incident in Sheperd’s Bush, West London, storing their heads in a freezer and transporting the rest of their bodies in suitcases to Bristol two days later.
Mosquera planned to dispose of the suitcases off the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol. He was apprehended at Bristol Temple Meads railway station. Mosquera, a Colombian national, received a sentence of 40 years and 264 days. Prior to the sentencing, he pleaded guilty to child sex offenses.
The court disclosed that Mosquera had been financially supported by Alfonso, who covered his gym fees, English lessons, and trips to Brighton. Before the tragic events, Alfonso and Longworth took Mosquera to Brighton for intimate encounters with another man. Alfonso first met Mosquera through online sessions and visited the couple in London in October 2023.
Regarding Mosquera’s disturbing crimes involving children, the judge condemned his actions, citing appalling acts of sexual abuse against young children, including penetrative abuse. The judge highlighted the significant number of images involved and Mosquera’s active role in facilitating child abuse networks.
A psychiatric evaluation found no mental health conditions that could justify or mitigate Mosquera’s heinous acts.
