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Callum Robinson's killers sentenced to 158 years each

Three men sentenced to 158 years each for murdering Callum Robinson, his brother Jake, and American friend Jack Carter Rhoad.

Three Mexican nationals have been sentenced to 158 years and nine months each for murdering Perth brothers Callum Robinson and his brother Jake and their American friend Jack Carter Rhoad in April 2024.

Jesus Gerardo, Irineo Francisco and Angel Jesus were convicted of aggravated homicide in the city of Ensenada. The judge ruled the three acted with premeditation when they shot and killed the trio near the coastal city.

The murders occurred during a surfing trip through Baja California. Prosecutors described the deaths as a robbery that went wrong.

The three men were found dumped in a well days after being reported missing.

158 years and 9 months
Sentence per person
April 27, 2024
Date of murders
Ensenada, Mexico
Trial location

Why it mattersJustice has been served; the convicted men face life imprisonment and will not harm others.

AustraliaTwo victims were Perth brothers, making this a significant case in Australia. The outcome reinforces awareness of safety risks for Australians traveling to remote Mexican regions.

Corroborated byperthnow.com.au·7news.com.au

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