Ensenada, Mexico – The heart-wrenching story of Australian surfer Callum Robinson, 33, took a tragic turn when he and his companions were found murdered near the town of Ensenada. The trio, including his brother Jake and a US friend, Jack Carter Rhoad, fell victim to a violent crime that has shaken the community and drawn attention to safety concerns in the region.
Mexican authorities have charged a suspect in connection with the disappearance and subsequent murder of the three men. The suspect, known as “El Kekas,” has reportedly confessed to the crime and is facing kidnapping and murder charges. The bodies of the victims were discovered with gunshot wounds to the head, suggesting they were killed while resisting a robbery.
The devastating ordeal became even more poignant when Robinson’s girlfriend, Emily Horwath, shared a heartfelt voicemail he left her shortly before his untimely death. In the voicemail, Robinson expressed love and positivity, leaving a lasting message of hope and affection for his loved ones.
As the investigation unfolds, the community in Ensenada grapples with the shock and grief of the heinous crime. Residents and surfers alike have expressed outrage and concern over the safety of local beaches, once considered a sanctuary in the tumultuous state of Baja California.
The suspect’s girlfriend, who has not been charged with a crime, recounted a chilling confession from “El Kekas,” detailing the brutal murder of the three men. The revelation has sent ripples of fear and disbelief through the once tranquil community, prompting calls for justice and increased security measures.
Despite the devastating loss of Robinson and his companions, the memory of their vibrant spirits and adventurous souls lives on in the hearts of those who knew them. As the investigation into the tragic incident continues, authorities are working to bring closure and justice to this senseless act of violence that has left a community in mourning.