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Men accused of shooting Australian surfer brothers and US friend dead in Mexico to learn fate as trial concludes

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A Mexican judge is expected to deliver the verdict in the murder trial of three men accused of killing two Australian surfers and their American friend in Baja California in 2024. The defendants, Jake and Callum Robinson, aged 30 and 33, along with Carter Rhoad, 30, were on a surfing trip to Mexico's Pacific coast when they were shot dead in an alleged robbery. The trial concluded in 2024, and the court session is scheduled for October 2026.

Key points

• Three men, Jake and Callum Robinson aged 30 and 33, and Carter Rhoad aged 30, were accused of shooting two Australian surfers and their American friend dead in Mexico.
• The trial concluded in 2024, and the Mexican judge is expected to hand down the verdict in October 2026.

Context

The trial concluded in 2024, and the Mexican judge is expected to hand down the verdict in October 2026. The case involved three men accused of shooting two Australian surfers and their American friend dead in Mexico.

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Evidence is limited to the article's summary of the trial conclusion and expected verdict date. Specific details on the robbery, injuries, or final sentencing are not provided.

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