‘The world has become a darker place’. Heartbroken parents of surfers murdered in Mexico remember loving sons who adored adventure
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The grieving parents of two Australian brothers killed on a surfing trip in Mexico alongside their American friend said their deaths had made the world a “darker place,” days after their sons’ bodies were identified. The brothers, Jake and Callum Robinson, and American friend Jack Carter Rhoad, were on a surfing and camping trip near the town of Ensenada, about 60 miles south of the border city of Tijuana, when they went missing on April 29. Earlier this week, three bodies were found dumped in a well with gunshot wounds...
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