A disturbing video has surfaced showing convicted adult film actor Yostin Andres Mosquera dancing naked and singing while covered in blood, just moments after brutally murdering a couple and disposing of their dismembered bodies at a well-known UK landmark.
Mosquera, a 35-year-old Colombian national, was found guilty on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, of murdering Paul Longworth, 71, and his partner Albert Alfonso, 62, in their west London home in July 2024.
The conviction was largely based on chilling footage captured by a camera initially set up to film a sexual encounter — but instead recorded the horrifying sequence in which Mosquera killed the couple, then gleefully danced and sang while naked and drenched in their blood.
At one point, as he repeatedly stabbed Alfonso — hours after having bludgeoned Longworth to death with a hammer and hidden his body under the bedcovers — Mosquera was heard taunting him, saying, “Do you like it?”
After the murders, Mosquera, who had been staying with the victims, decapitated and dismembered their bodies. He stored their heads in a freezer and attempted to access their financial details via their computer.
Two days later, he was arrested in Bristol — about 100 miles away — while carrying suitcases filled with other body parts, which he had discarded near the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
“This is without doubt one of the most traumatic and horrifying murder investigations I’ve ever worked on, primarily because of the nature of that video,” said Detective Chief Inspector Ollie Stride.
“Our team reviewed hundreds of hours of footage, much of it deeply graphic and disturbing. These images will haunt us for years to come,” he added.
Mosquera admitted to killing Alfonso but claimed it was manslaughter due to a loss of control. However, after viewing the distressing footage multiple times, the jury at Woolwich Crown Court in southeast London convicted him of murder.
“This case placed extraordinary emotional demands on the jurors — more so than most trials,” said the presiding judge, Sir Joel Nathan Bennathan.
Mosquera is scheduled to be sentenced on October 24.
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