Overview

• CCTV shows Mosquera arriving at Heathrow on June 9 and using a flat key to access the Shepherd’s Bush residence he shared with Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth
• Brighton zip wire company footage places Mosquera and Alfonso on a day trip on June 29, underscoring their familiarity before the July 8 murders
• Forensic experts detailed a laptop timestamp fault alongside Spanish-language searches for a freezer and fatal head injuries, suggesting advance planning
• Cyclist Douglas Cunningham testified that he found Mosquera with two suitcases on Clifton Suspension Bridge on July 10, later confirmed to contain the victims’ remains
• Mosquera admits manslaughter in Alfonso’s death, denies murdering Longworth by hammer blows, and argues loss of self-control while prosecutors maintain both killings were premeditated for theft