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At this time, mate, you're under arrest on suspicion of murder. You don't have to say anything, but may have your defense if you do not mention when
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questioned. Something you later rely in court, anything you do see may be given evidence. Do you understand? No.
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What? This is Yosten Moscara, a Colombian adult content creator with a deeply
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disturbing past. And on the night of July the 10th, 2024, he was seen dragging two heavy suitcases across the
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streets of Bristol, England. It was around midnight when innocent bystanders noticed something strange. They saw a
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dark red liquid that was leaking from one of the suitcases. That is when they stopped him right then and there in the
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middle of Clifton Suspension Bridge, giving an entirely new meaning to the word suspense. Moments later, Yost then
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dropped the suitcases and ran, shouting, "My boss is really bad in Spanish as he
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pushed down a cyclist who was trying to film him." And when police officers finally opened those two suitcases, what
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they found was not mere evidence, but an absolute nightmare. Because inside, they
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found the remains of not one, but two people. So, who precisely was Yost
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Moscara? Was he actually running from a dangerous cartel or simply lying to
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cover up his own tracks? Also, who did the bodies belong to? And how did they
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end up in two suitcases in the middle of one of England's most famous bridges?
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Welcome, or welcome back to Coffee House Crime, folks. My name is Adrian, and today we're looking at one of England's
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most recent murders. Now, this has to be one of the strangest cover-ups that I've ever seen, by the way, so you better
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buckle up for that one. And to this day, I still don't know why it ended in the way it did. Just a quick reminder here
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that this channel is run by me and two good friends and of course Nero. There are no corporations here, no Netflix
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studios, and no AI slop. So, if you want to support channels like this one, please do consider subscribing. What can
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I say? We're just a small team that values real stories told properly. Anyway, with all of that out the way,
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please grab yourself a coffee and let's caffeinate while we investigate. This is the case of Yustin Moscara.
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Welcome to Bristol, folks. I have to say, Bristol is an amazing city with beautiful contrasts, and it's a place
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that I'm lucky enough to have called home for 2 years. You have centuries old cobblestone streets, old shipyards, and
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some of the most advanced engineering all going on in the same city. Once a thriving port of trade and exploration,
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Bristol is built on wealth and of course coffee. Today, things are a little bit
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different, and Bristol is better known for its creativity, innovation, and its music. By day, it's charming, colorful,
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and disarmingly quiet. However, by night, as the fog rolls in over the Avon
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Gorge, it can take on a very different mood. And in the middle of the night, the horrific story of Yost Moscara
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finally ended right here at the city's most famous landmark. That being the
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Clifton Suspension Bridge. Now, what you're about to see here is only the
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beginning of all available footage. And let's just say that the more you go into this story, the more you'll realize how
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public it all became. It was on a warm summer's night in July of 2024 that
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bridge staff and a handful of nighttime walkers were all left baffled. They noticed a man struggling with two large
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suitcases. And it appeared that he was both sweating and agitated. And not only
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did he seem to be in a hurry, but he was also desperately trying and failing to avoid any attention. In fact, one
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onlooker even jokingly said to him, "That looks really heavy. What's in there? A body?" Well, only a few moments
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later, those looking over at the man noticed something extraordinarily strange. There seemed to be a dark
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liquid that was dripping from one of the suitcases. And when they began to ask him questions about it, he grew
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defensive without any warning whatsoever. This strange man then suddenly ran off into the night, leaving
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both of his suitcases right there on the bridge. By the way, for those of you who don't know Bristol very well, this
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bridge is one of the busiest spots in the city. And so seeing something so bizarre and ominous was just really
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strange. Realizing that something was terribly wrong here, one of the witnesses, who turned out to be a
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cyclist at the time, bravely chased this man down. And that is when this mystery became just as comical as it was
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bizarre. As you can see in this video, the biker's camera captured the man spin around, shouted the cyclist, and then
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push him off his bike.
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Detectives would later realized that the man was shouting vete vet m eso malo
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which when translated from Spanish to English is go away my boss is really bad. After pushing the cyclist over he
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then sprinted away and vanished into Lee Woods. He had quite obviously abandoned
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both of his suitcases. And so as the onlookers approached, they realized that one of them was leaking blood.
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Emergency location. Uh Clifton Suspension Bridge. What's the emergency? Right. We're going to need some some
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police up here quite urgently. I think we had a gentleman up here who was dragging a case behind him. The case,
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the wheels are broken and what have you. He says there's car parts and what have you. Got to be funny. The case is broken
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and it looks like there it's really heavy and there's blood coming out of it. The guy with the case has run off.
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We're now with the case just it's it's blood. We're we're Yeah, we're convinced
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it's blood. By 11:57 p.m. bridge staff had become so concerned about these suitcases that
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they called the authorities. Police officers arrived within minutes and they were ready to deal with whatever was
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coming their way. But the thing is, by now that mysterious man was unfortunately long gone, and despite
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officers sectioning off the entire area, he seemed to have somehow slipped by unnoticed. Meanwhile, back on the
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bridge, officers were now ready to deal with whatever was in that suitcase. And after opening it up, they realized that
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it was precisely what everyone had feared. Both suitcases contained human body parts, which were wrapped up and
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stuffed tightly together. And based on the number of limbs inside those two bags, well, it seemed like they were
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dealing with a double homicide. Within a matter of minutes, the iconic bridge, which is normally a proud symbol of the
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city of Bristol, had become the center of an extraordinarily grim crime scene.
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As a result, police sealed the bridge off from the public, creating forensic tents and flood lights to analyze the
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area. By morning, the news was everywhere. Two suitcases, which were filled with dismembered human remains,
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had been found on Clifton Bridge. However, there were still many questions that remained. For example, who were the
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victims? And who is the strange man seen running away from these suitcases? And
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what possibly could have driven someone to do something so horrific? Well, unfortunately, it would take a lot of
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work to figure these things out. And so Avon and Somerset police launched an immediate manhunt. Within hours,
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London's Metropolitan Police Force joined in on this investigation, and surveillance footage was pulled from
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almost every nearby street. Now, at first, their trail was quite sparse. All
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they really had was several witness statements about this strange man who apparently was dragging two suitcases in
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the middle of the night. They also claimed that he had arrived by taxi with both of those suitcases. There are many
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more strange details to this story, and trust me here, we will get to those in just a while. The police would promptly
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tell the public that this man was quite clearly dangerous. The only problem is they didn't know his name, his location,
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or his motive. But finally, the following day, and on July the 11th, they had their first breakthrough. You
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see, hanging from one of the suitcases, investigators found a small luggage tag.
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And on that tag was an address. Surprisingly, this address was nowhere near Bristol. In fact, it was over a 100
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miles away in Shepherd's Bush, London. When police officers from the Metropolitan Police Force arrived at the
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address, they forced their way inside. And although they believed that they were ready for whatever waited for them
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beyond that front door, well, no amount of training could have prepared them for
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this. Throughout their investigation, they realized that the flat belonged to
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71-year-old Paul Longworth and 62-year-old Albert Alfonso. And detectives already feared that both of
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these men were very likely the victims. And after breaking in and making their way into the property, investigators
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found yet another nightmare. Right there in the hallway was a large chest freezer. And when officers lifted the
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lid, well, let's just say they found the decapitated heads and other body parts of two men. And so now it appeared that
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the couple had been murdered inside of their own home before being butchered and then partially moved more than 100
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miles away. The neighbors were stunned. Quite literally, they were genuinely shocked. I mean, first of all, this
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sounds like something straight out of a horror movie. But second, Albert and Paul of all people, they just simply
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couldn't believe it. Having lived here for many years, all of the neighbors knew both Paul and Albert. They were
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civil partners. and after two decades together had finally formalized their relationship only one year prior. To
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those around them, Paul and Albert were quite clearly untraditional, but they were absolutely inseparable. It turns
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out that both of them had come from difficult beginnings, meeting each other as teenagers in the foster care system
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and growing attached to each other ever since. Albert was known as warm and outgoing and the kind of person who
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would chat with basically anyone. Over the summer, he would gladly host a barbecue and during the winter would
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always try to organize Christmas drinks. Meanwhile, Paul was more the quiet type,
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but much more a handyman. He was friendly, reliable, and loved to fix things. In fact, he had only retired
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just a few months before his death. Inside of their home, detectives began the slow and grim process of trying to
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piece this story together. They noticed blood stains were located all over the walls and floors, showing obvious signs
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of chaos throughout. Beside the freezer, they would also find several cutting knives and a hammer. And as you can see,
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all of them were caked in blood. This was a scene of unimaginable violence, and whoever had killed Paul and Albert
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must have done so in an incredibly brutal fashion. But who would do such a
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thing, and why? And obviously detectives would very quickly turn their attention
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to whoever that mysterious figure was on Clifton Bridge.
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It was through witness accounts and background checks that police soon learned that Paul and Albert had
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recently taken in a lodger. A lodger who not only fit the mysterious man's description, but was now also missing.
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And his name is Yustin Andre Moscara. Now, Yustin was a 34 year old man from
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Colombia who had been staying with Paul and Albert in the weeks prior to their deaths. But now he was gone. Within
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hours, the Met publicly named Yost as their primary suspect, where he was described as dangerous, volatile, and
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believed to be on the run. A wanted notice was then announced across the country, and by the end of the day, he
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was the UK's most wanted man at the time. As the search for Yost Moscara intensified, more details began to
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surface. And I have to say, they were details that turned this story from a random act of violence into something
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far more personal. It soon became clear that Yost was not some random lodger or
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stranger, but in fact was someone that Albert and Paul had known for several years. You see, before coming over to
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the UK, Yost was actually working in Colombia as an adult content creator. Of
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course, that meaning that he was making explicit videos online. And as it turns out, Albert actually had a fascination
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with the more extreme side of sexuality, too. In fact, this is actually how the two met because back in the year 2012,
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Albert found Yost on a webcam site. Now, at first, the relationship between these
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two was purely transactional with Albert paying Yost for several videos online.
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However, over time things became a little more complicated and by October of 2022, Albert invited Yost to London.
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The visit seemed friendly enough at first. Both Albert and Paul welcomed the idea and although Albert's relationship
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with Yustin was sexual, Paul was both aware and comfortable with it. After his first visit, Yost eventually returned to
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Colombia where he lived with his wife and his young son. But the friendship/ relationship did not end there because
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in March of 2024, Paul and Albert even traveled to Colombia to visit him, taking a few weeks out to enjoy the
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South American sun. Only 3 months later, and in June of 2024, which of course was
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only a few weeks before their deaths. Yost then returned to London. Now, I have no idea what his arrangements were
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with his wife and kid back in Colombia, but once again, Paul and Albert opened their door to him. The man was given a
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place to stay, a second chance, and even financial help. In fact, Albert would
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even pay for his English classes at a local school. From the outside, two older guys hosting a young adult content
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creator from another country who also had a wife and kid might have seemed like an odd arrangement, but to be
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honest with you, at this stage, and after covering more than 300 stories, I think I've seen it all. And if it's not
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hurting anyone, then you do you. I suppose the real sticking point here is that in the end two people were hurt and
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that's an understatement. So unknown to both Paul and Albert at
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the time, but from the very moment that Yost stepped off of that plane and into their family home, he was actually
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planning something far more sinister. I mean, it's kind of safe to say at this stage that Yost was far from grateful.
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In fact, he was pretty much the total opposite. and instead he saw an opportunity through their love and care.
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And so over the following weeks he quietly studied his hosts and this included their behavior, their habits,
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their finances and even their passwords. Later on, digital forensics would discover that not only had Justin
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researched the value of their apartment, but had even dug through their own personal financial spreadsheets which
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was found on their PC. And it also turns out that in secret he had found all of their account loginins, valued all of
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their assets and savings, and had even tried to open a bank account in their name. To the outside world, this man was
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merely a lodger just learning English at the local school. However, behind closed doors, Yost Mosca was a parasite and he
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was just waiting to take over their lives. And by the way, these were not the only things he searched for online.
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Others include how long does it take for a corpse to decompose, how to kill someone with a single blow to the head,
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and of course, large fridge freezers on Facebook Marketplace. I mean, this monster was quite literally plotting to
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murder his hosts all while he slept in their bed, ate their food, and even shared intimate moments with them. And
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days later, everything would change.
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July the 8th, 2024. It was a Monday and it began like any other day for Paul and
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Albert. Paul was spending his morning pottering around the apartment while his partner Albert had gone to work to teach
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swimming lessons. And it was while Albert was gone that Yost saw his chance. At 12:30 in the afternoon,
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neighbors noticed Yost standing at the window before then pulling the curtains shut. Investigators now believe that
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this was the moment that he decided to actually set his plan into motion. With the flat sealed and nobody able to peer
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inside, he then reached for a hammer from Paul's own toolkit. And in a sudden
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and calculated strike, he then cracked the back of Paul's head open. The first blow must have been absolutely
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devastating. But from what we can tell, it wasn't the last. In the end, Yost
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would strike him a total of 10 times, which was enough to cause unspeakable damage. defensive wounds, which were
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later found on Paul's hands, concluded that he had desperately tried to fight back. But sadly, there was no chance.
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After Paul had passed away, Yost then dragged his body to the bedroom, lifted the dean bed, and then quite literally
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stuffed him inside. He then opened the curtains, cleaned the area, and just carried on as usual, completely ignoring
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the fact that he was now sharing the apartment with a body. Meanwhile, when Albert finally returned home later that
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afternoon, he had no idea that his partner was now dead, and he wouldn't notice either because, you see, Albert
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and Yustin actually had plans that evening. As usual, the bedroom had been prepared in such a way for a filming
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session between the two. And so, after returning home, they began to engage in,
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let's just say, adult activities. However, this is when right in front of a camera that was recording at the time,
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their session turned from sexual to murderous. Video footage, which was later recovered from the crime scene,
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showed Yustin reaching beneath a cloth on the table, pulling out a knife, and then lunging towards Albert. Albert was
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stabbed 13 times across his torso, neck, and face. And after a devastating blow
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to his throat, he tragically passed away in an utterly vulnerable scenario. Tragically, the horror would not end
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there because that video would keep on rolling afterwards. In fact, some of it
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was even released to the public. And as you can see, Yustin can even be seen dancing and singing afterwards. It was
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so depraved that even detectives would later describe it as psychopathic joy.
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With both of his hosts now dead, Yost began the next phase of his plan. While
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still in the same room as the bodies, he then hacked into their computer, logged into their bank accounts, and then tried
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to transfer £4,000 to himself. Now, unfortunately for Yustin, that failed.
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As a result, he then went through all of their belongings for any cash or cards he could find. Later that evening, a
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surveillance camera caught him at a nearby ATM machine, where he then tried to use Albert's cards to withdraw money.
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Without going into too much detail, he then began the horrific process of dismembering both Paul and Albert using
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only knives and a hacksaw. And you might be wondering, how did Yustin learn how to do this? Well, looking at his
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internet history, it turns out that he spent hours looking into tutorials online, even studying British serial
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killers and the techniques that they used. By now, he had ordered a chest freezer to be delivered to the flat the
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following day. And in the early hours of July the 9th, that freezer arrived. He
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then placed their heads and uh other body parts inside, but the rest, like
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his arms, legs, and torso, were all stuffed into two suitcases. It is worth noting here that Yost tried to line all
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of these limbs with bin bags. Of course, in an effort to try to contain all of the blood, but as we know, that didn't
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quite work out. By sunrise, the apartment basically looked mostly ordinary again. of course, excluding the
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massive freezer in the hallway and all of the murder weapons which were just left in the corner of the bedroom. On
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July the 10th, he then booked a van to transport the suitcases, first planning a trip to Brighton before then changing
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the destination to Bristol at the very last moment. Detectives now believe that Yost probably planned to dump their
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remains in the sea, but then for whatever reason instead chose to drop them from one of the UK's most famous
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bridges. So before we continue with what happened next, I want to highlight how insane and illusional Yost is because it
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makes you realize how little intelligence he actually has. Now at this stage in the story, there is no
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suspicion or even awareness of Paul's or Albert's deaths. Unfortunately, nobody
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really checked in on them daily apart from each other. So at least right now, Yost had the freedom to do whatever he
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wanted. But of course, as far as guilt was concerned, he had already signed his life away, and that's because not only
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was he going to be the prime suspect from a perspective of proximity, but the evidence was quite literally screaming
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at him. I mean, not only was the apartment basically a scrapbook for his fingerprints, but his search history may
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as well have been titled How to Get Arrested in Five Easy Steps. And let's not forget here that not only was he
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leaving clues behind, but he had quite literally recorded his own downfall. Oh, and taken several selfies in front of
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ATM machines in the process. So, there is no doubt about it. Yost was going to
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fall into the spotlight, which meant that he had very precious limited time.
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And so, the long story short here is that during this crucial time, Yost had two options. He could either fly back to
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Colombia, where extradition treaties are complicated and not guaranteed, or he could stay in the UK and make a complete
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mess of his cover up. And unfortunately for him, he would choose the latter in spectacular fashion.
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At least in Yustin's mind, his plan was simple. Just find a way to get rid of the bodies and then disappear. So with
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that in mind, he arranged transport on the morning of July the 10th. That being a hired man and van that he had found
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online. Now, there is one small but very important detail to mention here because this van wasn't like most. It wasn't the
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usual color of white. It was red, a color that is far less common among the
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millions of white ones out there. And that unique detail would actually later prove crucial because when officers
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began to trace Yustin's movements, their very first leads on him would actually come from witnesses who remembered
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seeing a red van. To the driver himself, it was just another late booking and someone who wanted to move stuff from
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London to Bristol on short notice. But of course, unknown to him, in the back of that van were two suitcases that were
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filled with human remains. The driver made the 120 mile journey with Yost
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right beside him, not realizing that he was sharing his space with the killer. But Yustin himself was calm, quiet, and
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unremarkable, even shaking the man's hand and smiling as he said goodbye. Speaking of, they arrived in Bristol
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later that evening, stopping near the mall pub in the Clifton area, which is just a short distance from the bridge.
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From there, Yustin switched to walking towards the bridge where people would even stop him to ask if he needed help.
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In fact, he would even have this odd encounter, too. He's being helped by other people across
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the pedestrian crossing and uh puts it down sort of three yards from us. And uh
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my son, who's outgoing, said, "Wow, man, that's a very heavy suitcase. What you
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got in there, a body?" After that, several surveillance cameras caught him walking towards the bridge.
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However, just before he approached it, a suitcase wheel would buckle and then snap off. And so, in response, he called
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a taxi for the final stretch of the journey. The fair seemed to be completely bizarre to the driver because
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Yost essentially asked him to pick him up on one side of the bridge and then drop him off 300 m away on the other. By
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the time he reached the other side, it was almost midnight where he then hauled the two suitcases out of the bridge
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walkway, which were clearly struggling under their weight. Now, obviously, his plan was to then throw them over the
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railing and let the river below do its thing. By the way, I have no idea why you'd go to one of Bristol's most
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popular attractions to dispose of two bodies when you could have simply dumped them off a lonely pier not even 5 miles
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away. This man had zero common sense. And thankfully, as we know, fate and a
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few watchful strangers would not let him get away with these crimes. It seems that even at midnight, Clifton Bridge
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never truly sleeps. Not only were staff still on duty, but a few local residents were still crossing the bridge when they
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noticed him struggling. That is when one worker called out and offered to help him because both suitcases looked heavy.
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And of course, once he took a second closer look, he realized that one of them was leaking a dark red liquid. Y
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did try to brush this off and even mumbled that apparently it was oil. However, the smell and the color told a
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different story and nobody was having his excuse. A cyclist who was passing by at the time became rather suspicious and
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in that instant, Yost knew that all of it was over. He then dropped the suitcases on the pavement and ran. The
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cyclist's phone capturing the surreal chase that followed only seconds afterwards.
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And in minutes, the emergency services were called to help. Police officers arrived at 11:57 p.m. locking down
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Clifton Bridge and launching a full investigation. Multiple helicopters swept overhead using thermal imaging to
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try to find Yustin, but the man was now gone. With thanks to this luggage tag
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which traced back to their flat in Shepherd's Bush, investigators had identified the victims within 36 hours
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of this discovery. And of course, meanwhile, Yustin Mascara was now a fugitive on the run.
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By Saturday, that being July the 13th, the net was slowly closing in on Yustin.
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By now, his face was quite literally everywhere, including TV screens, police bulletins, and social media. Now,
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obviously, despite everybody knowing his face, nobody knew where he had actually gone to. I mean, he had basically left
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that bridge empty-handed, and so most people guessed he was probably still around Bristol. Still, nobody had the
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faintest of ideas, but not for long. Here's a concerning detail for you, but
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he was actually roaming the streets of Bristol basically for the entire day. And despite being out in public for
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several hours, nobody had actually called the police to report anything, which is quite alarming. However, by
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nightfall, a tip finally came in. This would eventually lead several armed police officers to Bristol Temple meets
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train station. And right there on the platform, they finally arrested him.
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I got I've got a hand. I've got a hand, mate. Yeah, I can say the words.
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Say that. Yeah. Oh my god.
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Secure on your side. What happened?
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Move your legs out to the front. Sit up. At this time, mate, you're under arrest on suspicion of murder. You don't have
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to say anything, but may harm your defense if you do not mention when questioned. Something you later rely in court. Anything you do see may be given
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evidence. Do you understand? No. What? You are currently under arrest for
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murder. Okay. What's your name, mate? What? What's your name?
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Jot. Jot. Yeah. Jot or Joss. Jot. Surname?
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Sir. Jot what? Jot Moscara. Moscara.
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His arrest was over within seconds and finally after 3 days on the run, Yost
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was now in handcuffs. By the next day, he was in London where he would now be interrogated. It is no surprise to learn
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that at first he tried to spin this wild story about self-defense, which even then was still different to the angry
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boss excuse that he threw at the cyclist. Anyway, Yost admitted to killing Albert, but claimed it wasn't
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murder and that he'd only acted in self-defense. According to him, Albert had killed Paul in a jealous rage and
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then tried to attack him. He also claimed that not only had Albert been abusive, but had even forced him into
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sexual acts. Now, unfortunately, it is true that Albert had formally been accused of sexual misconduct a couple of
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decades prior, but at least in Yustin's case, it very clearly was a desperate lie and one that detectives saw straight
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through. For one, Albert was verifiably at work when Paul was murdered. And then, of course, there was Yustin's own
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digital trail which just screamed premeditation. By July the 15th, that being only one week after their deaths,
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Yost was charged with two counts of murder. By the time this case went to trial, this horrifying story was
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undeniably in Yustin's hands, every detail, including his search history all
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the way through to those financial transfers, all painted one very clear motive, greed. And in April of 2025, and
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after months of buildup, he would have to face all of this in trial. Despite the time that had passed, Yustin still
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tried to dodge all accountability, pleading guilty only to manslaughter after claiming that he had lost control
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with Albert. But over the following weeks, the jury were shown everything, including the surveillance footage of
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him closing the curtains before Paul's murder, forensic breakdowns of blood and freezer contents, and most hauntingly,
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parts of the video where he danced beside Albert's body. It was so disturbing that jurors were offered
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trauma support both through and after the trial. On July the 21st, 2025, the
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jury finally came to their verdict. Without any doubt, they found him guilty on both counts of murder. And as this
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verdict was read out, Yost showed no emotion whatsoever. The judge called it one of the crulest cases that he has
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ever seen, declaring that Yost had devised a thoroughly wicked plan, killed two people without remorse, and may
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never be safe to set free. As a result, Yost Mascera was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 40 years and
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264 days before parole, meaning that he will very likely die behind bars. As the
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courtroom emptied, a photo of Albert and Paul was displayed outside, showing two men who were happily in love with beers
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in hand. And I believe this is how they deserve to be remembered. Because at its core, this was not only a story about
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murder, but one about kindness, too. And how a man exploited that kindness in the
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most monstrous way possible.
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I think stories like this will always be hard to comprehend purely by the lack of logic from the outset. But what I really
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struggle with here is understanding Yustin's actions and decisions. Like for example, I don't know, why on earth
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would you take two bodies to one of Bristol's busiest attractions to do the same thing you could achieve from a
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lonely pier or cliff? Yost's critical thinking and decision-making skills are absolutely abysmal, and it does make you
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wonder if maybe he was dropped on his head a few too many times as a baby. Anyway, those are my thoughts, but what
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are yours? Because, as always, I'd love to know what you think in the comments down below. Anyway, folks, I think that's pretty much the end of the video
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today. But as always, thank you so much for being here. I really do appreciate it. Oh, and by the way, did you know
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that Coffee House Crime is now on Spotify? If you haven't checked us out yet, then please take a look. I'd really
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appreciate it. Anyway folks, thanks again for watching and as always, I'll see you again very soon for another one.
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Until a moment arrives though, remember to stay safe and stay curious. Thank you and goodbye.