ScalableHeights
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I’m wondering if the plan was that Longworth & Alfonso were going to go travelling long-term and were planning to rent out the flat while they’re away (it would certainly be a good way to fund things). As a result they told the perp he had to leave, and were killed because he didn’t want to go. I’ve not seen anything to suggest the perp was gainfully employed and in a position to find somewhere (rent is ridiculously expensive in London).Mr Longworth was just days away from retiring and going travelling......
Neighbour who lives opposite their flat: 'Albert and Paul were lovely guys. It's devastating. They were both really friendly and polite and smiled a lot. I last saw Paul a month or so ago in the pub and he told me that he was retiring. He told me "I've only got two days left that I have to go to work".
'He was really happy about it. He said he was also due to go to Pride in Brighton.
Mr Longworth was a regular at the Shepherd and Flock pub close to his flat. A member of staff said..... He told me recently that he had just retired and was looking forward to travelling more....
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Neighbours 'devastated' after couple's remains are found in a suitcase
Yostin Andres Mosquera, 34, has been charged with the murder of two men, named by the Met Police as 62-year-old French national Albert Alfonso and his British ex-partner, 71-year-old Paul Longworth.www.dailymail.co.uk
There’s also clearly something else going on. Aside from the police’s cryptic comment about “linked offences”, I rented or flat shared with strangers in London in my 20’s (including one street away from their flat) and 99% of my friends were doing the same. Absolutely none of them were flying out on foreign holidays with their landlords or rando flatmates, so I’d say it’s almost certain there’s an angle to this that hasn’t been uncovered or made public yet, and is probably not irrelevant to the motive.