Overview
- Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is accused of murdering Albert Alfonso, 62, and Paul Longworth, 71, in July 2024 and transporting their dismembered remains from London to Bristol.
- The trial at the Old Bailey was halted after the judge identified unresolved discrepancies in the timing of laptop searches used as evidence.
- Mosquera has admitted to the manslaughter of Albert Alfonso by loss of self-control but denies murder charges for both victims.
- Prosecutors allege Mosquera acted with premeditation, citing CCTV footage of him transporting suitcases containing the victims' remains to Clifton Suspension Bridge.
- A pre-trial review is scheduled for June 13 at the Old Bailey, with a provisional retrial date set for June 30 at Woolwich Crown Court.