Bodies of missing Australian and American surfers found in Mexico well

Motive revealed in killing of two Australian and American surfers in Mexico

The bodies of Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson, and American, Jack Carter Rhoad, were dumped in a well

Missing Australian, American surfers found dead in well with gunshot wounds - National

Prosecutors believe the men were targeted by armed robbers who wanted to steal parts from their truck.

Bodies found in Mexico identified as American tourist, Australian brothers

Three bodies found in a well in Baja California, Mexico, have been identified as a missing American tourist and two Australian brothers, according to Mexican officials. Early Friday, May 3, the FBI said authorities retrieved the three bodies from a 50-foot-deep water hole near La Bocana beach. A fourth unidentified male body unrelated to the case was also located. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdyZdjy49RM Mexican authorities said the bodies —…

3 surfers shot in the head while visiting Mexico were found dead in a well, in an area where tourists are usually safe

A man holding a surfboard with the message "Australia We Are With You" after the deaths of Callum and Jake Robinson, and Jack Carter Rhoad.Getty/GUILLERMO ARIASThree men were found dead in a well in Baja California, Mexico, after being shot on a surfing trip.Officials believe the tourists were attacked by three people who attempted to steal their truck.The incident has sparked protests in Ensenada, demanding safety for tourists and locals alike.…

Australian surfing brothers shot in the head in Mexico along with American friend may be victims of a drug cartel

New details on the Aussie surfers killed in Mexico have emerged after the bodies of Perth-born Jake and Callum Robinson were found down a hidden well.

The three bodies found at a balloon station on the Mexican Pacific coast are the three foreign surfers, two Australians and one American, who have been missing for several days, the state prosecutor’s office in Lower California said Sunday (6 May).