A Mexican judge is expected to deliver a verdict in the trial of three men accused of killing two Australian brothers and an American friend during a surfing trip to Baja California in 2024.
Jake Robinson, 30, and Callum Robinson, 33, both from Australia, were shot dead alongside their traveling companion Carter Rhoad, 30, a US citizen. According to The Guardian, the three men were on Mexico's Pacific coast when they were killed in what authorities describe as an alleged robbery in Baja California state.
The trial has drawn international attention given the victims' nationalities and the circumstances of their deaths. Parents Martin and Debra Robinson are scheduled to address the court before the judge issues his verdict, The Guardian reports.
The source material does not specify when the verdict will be announced, the identities or backgrounds of the three accused men, details of the alleged robbery, or what evidence prosecutors presented. The circumstances surrounding how the victims came to be in that location and the exact timeline of events remain undetailed in the available excerpt.