By: Marlowe Kushner
The bodies discovered in a hard-to-reach well near Ensenda were those of the two missing Australians and an American, Baja state prosecutors said, citing identification by family. According to NBC news, the remains of three missing surfers were discovered in a remote well near the Mexican fishing port of Ensenada. The three men, at least two of whom were San Diego residents, were on a planned surf trip last week, but were reported missing after not returning to their Airbnb on the evening of April 24th. The Ensenada medical examiner's office said Friday the three victims were killed by gunshot wounds to the head. At a news conference Sunday, prosecutors said that the motive was carjacking and that the assailants may have been particularly focused on the wheels of the pickup truck used by the missing surfers. Photo: NBC News / From left, Jack Carter Rhoad, Jake Robinson and Callum Robinson. The three were at a makeshift encampment during a fishing and surfing trip south of Ensenada, where the Baja...