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An alleged killer took a zip wire day trip to Brighton with an elderly couple before killing them, a court heard.

Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is accused of killing Albert Alfonso, 62, on camera after striking Albert’s partner, Paul Longworth, 71, with a hammer. 

Mosquera is alleged to have attacked the couple in their flat in Scotts Road, Shepherd’s Bush, west London, on July 8 last year.

He then wheeled their dismembered heads in a suitcase before putting them in a chest freezer, jurors heard.

Other parts of their bodies were found in two suitcases on Bristol’s Clifton Suspension Bridge two days later.

Mosquera denies murdering Albert, a swimming instructor, but admits to manslaughter. He denies murdering Paul, a retired handyman, Woolwich Crown Court heard.

Mosquera, a porn star living in Colombia, met Albert online in 2023 while using usernames such as ‘iamblackmaster’ and ‘mrd-k20cm’.

He flew from Colombia to Heathrow on June 6 to participate in sex acts with Albert, who picked him up at the airport, the court was told.

On June 29, CCTV captured Mosquera, Albert and Paul leaving their flat to go on a day trip to Brighton.

Jurors were shown a video of Mosquera going down a zip wire across the beach. The clip, filmed by the zip wire company, was set to piano music.

Less than two weeks later, on July 8, Alfonso was seen on a security camera leaving the flat at 9.14am on his bike to cycle to the West Acton gym where he worked.

He returned to the flat sometime before 1pm, according to the footage reviewed by police.

The court heard earlier that ‘the killing took place while he and Mr Alfonso were having sex and the sex and the killing were recorded on film’, said Deanna Heer KC, prosecuting.

Albert was killed at about 10.15pm in his living room, the court heard. The video showed the defendant ‘cutting’ Albert’s throat.

Ms Heer said: ‘What is striking, the prosecution say, when you watch the footage, is just how calm and in control the defendant remains throughout.’

The prosecutor told jurors that the defendant set about ‘dismembering them’ before ‘transferring some of their remains to Bristol in an attempt, the prosecution say, to dispose of them at the Clifton Suspension Bridge’.

Mosquera travelled to Bristol on July 10 holding a red suitcase and, when a cyclist questioned what was inside it, he said it contained car parts.

Ms Heer said: ‘That was a lie. In fact, the suitcases contained the decapitated and dismembered bodies of Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso.’

Police discovered the severed heads in a chest freezer in the couple’s flat. Mosquera was arrested on July 13, found sitting on a bench outside Bristol Temple Meads railway station.

The trial continues.

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Zara, 35, was just minutes from her front door when she was attacked by Jordan McSweeney in Ilford, east London, on June 26, 2022.

Zara, 35, was just minutes from her front door when she was attacked by Jordan McSweeney in Ilford, east London, on June 26, 2022.

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A tourist could be fined up to €200,000 (£168,000) for throwing a large rock down a gorge in a popular hiking area.

The young man, who has not been named, was filmed lifting a rock larger than his head up to shoulder-height before lobbing it off a moutainside path in Spain’s Picos de Europa national park.

A loud crash was heard as it struck the ground seconds later.

The video was shared on social media, where users tore into the man for putting other people in danger.

Some claiming to have knowledge of the area said there is an ‘alternative path’ below the trail and that the bottom of the gorge is used by farmers.

The man’s nationality is not clear, although he and the person filming the video could be heard speaking Spanish.

Spain’s Guardia Civil police force said it is investigating the incident.

A spokesperson for the force said: ‘This stunt could cost you dearly.

‘Throwing this rock could land this person with a fine ranging from €5,001 to €200,000.

‘Why? Because disturbing the environment in the Picos de Europa National Park is classed as a very serious offence.’

Around 300,000 people hike the Cares Trail, where the incident was filmed, ever year, while the wider park received around 2 million annual visitors.

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Holidaymakers looking forward to a summer break in Corfu ended up miles away in Bologna after a ‘fight on board got out of hand’.

Two ‘disruptive passengers’ had to be hauled off the Ryanair flight after a bust-up broke out.

The plane was due to arrive in Corfu at 10.40pm local time after leaving Manchester Airport at 5.30pm.

Things turned prickly when two passengers were sitting apart, then moved to be seated together.

A fight erupted and the crew had to call for assistance, according to the Manchester Evening News.

Passengers were removed from the plane in Bologna, Italy.

Footage shows a woman being dragged off the plane by officers.

She can be seen pulling away from Italian police as they drag her off the runway.

Tourists were then able to continue their journey to Corfu not long after.

A spokesperson for Ryanair said: ‘This flight from Manchester to Corfu (29 Apr) was forced to divert to Bologna after two passengers became disruptive onboard.

‘Crew called ahead for police assistance, who met the aircraft upon landing at Bologna and removed these two disruptive passengers before this flight continued to Corfu later that same night.

‘Ryanair has a strict zero tolerance policy towards passenger misconduct and will continue to take decisive action to combat unruly passenger behaviour, ensuring that all passengers and crew travel in a safe and respectful environment, without unnecessary disruption.’

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This is the moment a man is seen smiling on a zipline while 26 people are shot dead below him in a terror attack.

Footage shows the tourist being launched by the Zipline operator, who says ‘Allahu Akbar’ three times as a militant group opened fire on visitors at a popular tourist spot in Indian-controlled Kashmir last week.

But the tourist does not appear to be aware of what is going on and smiles and films the scenery around him as he takes off along the Zipline.

Additional gunfire can be heard in the background as people are seen falling to the ground after being struck by bullets while trying to flee.

The man filming does not appear to realise what is happening as later footage shows him crossing the area where the terror attack took place.

One witness said: ‘My husband was shot in the head while seven others were also injured in the attack.’

Tourist Asavari Jagdale revealed how a gunman came into the tent which her family were hiding in and shooting all of her male relatives.

Due to the area only being accessible by horseback, locals rushed to help with emergency efforts and transport the injured on ponies.

He said: ‘I saw people crying, screaming, just lying in the aftermath of the attack. There were children, women, men, everyone.

‘It was a massive trauma. I did not sleep all night.’

One witness said: ‘I cannot say how many, but the militants came out of the forest near an open small meadow and started firing.’

He added the gunfire was ‘like a storm’ and the gunmen ‘very clearly spared women and kept shooting at men’.

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One angry local called it ‘disgraceful’.