The search for two Australian brothers and an American tourist who went missing in northern Mexico has come to a tragic end as bodies have been found near where they disappeared. Jake and Callum Robinson from Australia, along with American Jack Carter Rhoad, were believed to have been on a camping and surfing trip when they went missing.
The remains were discovered south of Ensenada, close to where the men were last seen. Their tents and truck were found on a remote stretch of coast, sparking concerns for their safety. The bodies have not yet been formally identified, but Mexican authorities have confirmed that three people have been arrested and charged in connection with the disappearance.
The mother of the Robinson brothers revealed that she had not heard from her sons since April 27, and they were supposed to check into an Airbnb in Rosarito after the weekend but never arrived. She pleaded with the public for any information and mentioned that Callum has Type 1 diabetes.
The US State Department is closely monitoring the situation, while Baja California prosecutors have stated that all lines of investigation are open. Maria Elena Andrade Ramirez, the chief state prosecutor, mentioned that evidence found with the abandoned tents was linked to the individuals being questioned. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are determined to uncover the truth behind this tragic incident.