TVTV NewsTrue crime documentariesThe first part can be streamed online now, but viewers will have a wait on their hands for the second part11:52, 07 Sep 2026True crime fans will not want to miss a brand new documentary delving into one of the UK's most shocking murder investigations - and it's out sooner than you think.‌With unprecedented access to court proceedings, investigators and police officers, The Bodies on the Bridge has today (September 7) been released exploring the murders of Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth.‌With episode one currently available to watch on Crime + Investigation, the channel has confirmed that the documentary "offers a unique perspective on one of the UK's most shocking recent murder investigations, having been developed alongside the trial proceedings themselves."‌Crime + Investigation teases: "A suitcase leaking blood would expose a chilling crime that shocked the UK. Dark desires, double lives and a double murder... this is the story of #TheBodiesOnTheBridge."Spanning across two parts, it takes viewers back to 2024 and Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth's complex relationship with Yostin Mosquera, who was later found guilty of their murders.‌In July 2024, the discovery of two suitcases containing human remains on Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge stunned the nation. It sparked "one of the UK's most disturbing murder investigations in recent memory," as per the synopsis.It adds: "The Bodies on the Bridge follows the investigation from the moment police are alerted to a man wheeling a heavy suitcase across a bridge in the early hours of the morning."When officers discover human remains inside two abandoned suitcases, detectives launch an urgent hunt to identify the victims and track down the person responsible."‌The Bodies on the Bridge follows the investigation from the moment police are alerted to a man who is seen wheeling a heavy suitcase across a bridge in the early hours of the morning. Officers later discover human remains found in two abandoned suitcases as they race against time to discover the identity of the victims and who is responsible.Both the case itself in court, and the documentary, draw upon a wealth of footage including CCTV, mobile phone recordings, Ring doorbell cameras and webcam footage, offering a detailed account of how detectives pieced together the case as they worked around the clock in their fight for justice.Article continues belowHowever, viewers will need to wait another week for the second part to be released, as it does not land on Crime + Investigation until September 14.The Bodies on the Bridge can be streamed on Crime + Investigation with Part Two airing on 14th September.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌True crime documentariesDocumentaries