Three people have been charged after four bodies were found during a search for two brothers presumed dead after they went missing on a surfing trip in Mexico almost a week ago.
Perth brothers Callum, 33, and Jake Robinson , 30, as well as their US friend Jack Rhoad , 30, were last known to have been in Rosarita, in the Baja California region.
Baja California’s chief prosecutor María Elena Andrade Ramírez said investigations were still ongoing as authorities tried to identify whether the brothers had been found.“They were in a state of decomposition.While the bodies are yet to be formally identified, Callum’s university team Stevenson University Lacrosse claimed in a social media post the pair had been killed.
“But, beyond his accolades, Callum will be remembered for his infectious spirit and larger-than-life personality,” the club said. “Callum Robinson, Jake Robinson and Jack Rhoad – Rest in Peace – and to your families, the lacrosse community is here for you,” he said. News broke early on Saturday local time that Mexican authorities had reportedly discovered the bodies of three people.
A Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesman also confirmed the Australian embassy in Mexico was working closely with the AFP and local police. The couple said Callum had been living in the US to follow his dream of becoming a professional lacrosse player.“We think of him as our big, soft, friendly giant.”“It was a trip of a lifetime to see his brother, before shortly taking up a new position at Geelong Hospital in Victoria,” the parents said.They said Jake had worked in regional hospitals across Australia.
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