An American surfer and two Australian surfers have gone missing in Mexico, and investigators believe they were murdered. According to Mexican authorities, four bodies were found in the well. Three suspects are in custody in connection with the surfer’s disappearance.
The Baja California Attorney General’s Office confirmed Friday that four bodies were found in a well near a surfing spot known as La Bocana, about 210 miles south of San Diego, California. It took rescue workers 20 hours to pull the body from the well, which is said to be 50 feet deep.
According to a source from the Attorney General’s Office, KUSI-TV Three of the bodies were reported as missing surfers. The news agency said the fourth person was a ranch owner who was reported missing two weeks ago. The rancher reportedly owned the land where the body was found.
Zeta Tijuana Police reported finding a surfer’s campsite where there was “blood and some teeth.”
Authorities believe the surfers were killed in a robbery.
Baja California Attorney General Maria Elena Andrade Ramírez said, “When the victims attempted to take possession of the vehicle, they resisted the robbers, and the robbers armed themselves with firearms and shot and killed the victims.” It seems so.” 7 news.
Shell casings were reportedly found at the campsite where the trio was last seen.
The missing surfers, believed to be dead, are Jack Carter Lord, 30, from San Diego, and Australian brothers Jake Robinson, 30, and Callum Robinson, 33. san diego union tribune.
A US and Australian national went missing during a surfing trip south of Ensenada, Mexico, earlier this week.
The family last heard from the man last Saturday. But he didn’t call authorities until several days later, when the surfers didn’t show up at his Airbnb near K38, a popular Baja surfing spot.
A white Chevrolet Colorado pickup truck belonging to a San Diego man was found set on fire Wednesday.
Three suspects were arrested Wednesday in two separate police investigations.
of new york post Police reported the arrest of Jesús Gerardo Garría Cota (also known as El Quecas) and his partner Ali Gicer García Cota. Kekas’ younger brother, Cristian Alejandro Garcia, was also taken into custody.
Cota, a 23-year-old Mexican woman, was said to be in possession of the surfer’s cell phone at the time of her arrest.
All three suspects were in possession of various methamphetamines and other illegal drugs at the time of their arrest, said Baja California Chief Prosecutor María Elena Andrade Ramírez.
Baja California Law Office Said Mexican authorities were in close contact with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Consulate General, and the Australian Consulate General.
Baja California is known as one of Mexico’s most violent cartel-controlled states.
Callum Robinson shared pictures of the trio’s surfing holiday on his show instagram account.
Robinson was an accomplished lacrosse player known as “Big Koala.”
Stevenson University honored former student-athletes and alumni.
“Our prayers and thoughts are with Callum’s parents, Martin and Debra Robinson, the family of their friend Jack Carter Lord and all of these young men who have lost their two sons at this time. He is dedicated to his many loved ones and friends,” the university said in a statement.be statement Saturday morning.
“He was an outstanding student, an outstanding athlete, and an even better friend,” Director of Athletics Brett Adams said in a statement. I’m looking forward to coming.”
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