Summary
The trial of Yostin Mosquera, accused of murdering two men in London, has been stopped because of issues with the evidence. A new trial is planned, with a review scheduled for June 13 and a retrial expected on June 30.
Key Facts
- Yostin Mosquera is accused of murdering Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth.
- Some body parts were found in Shepherd's Bush, and others in a suitcase near Bristol.
- The trial started at the Old Bailey, London's main criminal court.
- The judge stopped the trial due to problems with evidence from Mr. Mosquera's laptop.
- Mr. Mosquera admitted to manslaughter of Mr. Alfonso, citing loss of self-control.
- A pre-trial review is set for June 13 at the Old Bailey.
- The retrial is scheduled to begin on June 30 at Woolwich Crown Court.
