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The Baja California State Attorney General’s Office is awaiting forensic examinations that will allow him to determine whether the bodies found in a well in Ensenada correspond to those Foreign nationals (two Australians and one American) reported missing since last April 27.
The three tourists, who had arrived in Baja California with the intention of surfing in the Rosarito-Ensenada area, were identified as the brothers Jake and Callum Robinsonoriginally from Perth, Australia, as well as Jack Carter Rhoada young man from the United States, who accompanied them on the trip.
Regarding the case, the authorities have not provided conclusive information; However, the state prosecutor, María Elena Andrade Ramírezhe revealed in an interview for The financial that there is a high probability that the three bodies found belong to the surfers. This is what he knows so far.
What was the last news about the missing surfers in Baja California?
Debra Robinsonthe mother of the missing Australians, published last Wednesday on a Facebook page a call for help to locate her children about whom she had not heard anything since Saturday, April 27.
The woman said they had booked accommodation in the area of Rosaritobut they never reached their destination.
On Thursday night, after the case was made publicly known, an anonymous complaint alerted the Prosecutor’s Office authorities of the discovery of a abandoned vehicle inside their property, which due to its characteristics, could be the car in which the three foreigners were traveling.
According to the agency EFEIt was about one white Chevrolet Colorado truck with California plates, which was found by the authorities abandoned and burned.
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What is known about the bodies found in Ensenada? This is what the authorities have said
On Friday, authorities of Baja California confirmed the discovery of three bodies on a cliff in the town of Santo Tomás, in the same area where the surfers disappeared on Saturday. The bodies had signs of violence and so far it has not been confirmed that they correspond to the three tourists.
In this regard, prosecutor María Elena Andrade Ramírez explained to the The financial TV that Three people (two men and a woman) of Mexican origin have already been arrested for allegedly being involved in the disappearances.
He indicated based on the first investigations, one of the theories is that it could have been a assault gone wrong. He pointed out that The alleged culprits tried to seize the foreigners’ car, but when they resisted, they were shot.
“We consider that these people, seeing the action They tried to dispose of the victims’ bodies throwing them into this well more than 15 meters deep with the intention that they would not be found by any authority or family member, since when they saw the magnitude of the events, they became scared,” said the official, who specified that this information was obtained from the narration of one of the detainees.
Among the evidence available so far, the prosecutor mentioned that they found drag marks, remains of the tents, as well as clothing and blood stains. Likewise, she said that The cell phone of one of the missing was found in possession of one of the suspects.
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