James Desborough, 40, is accused of murdering two friends, Daniel Coleman, 43, and Claudio Aquilino, 57, near his remote woodland cabin in Cornwall last year. At court, prosecutors say Desborough sent messages that described feeling “absolutely bloodthirsty” and “real hostile” on the day the first victim, Coleman, went missing. The court hears that the alleged texts are part of the evidence being relied on to link Desborough to the men’s deaths. Desborough is charged with the killings of both Coleman and Aquilino and denies wrongdoing. The claims presented in court focus on his alleged communications around the time the disappearance was reported, alongside other evidence not detailed in the provided reports. The case continues as the court considers the allegations and arguments from both sides.