Callum and Jake Robinson: Parents of Australian brothers killed in Mexico prepare for trial
The parents of two Australian brothers murdered in Mexico are traveling to Ensenada to attend the trial of the three men accused of the crime. The family emphasizes their presence is about seeking truth and justice rather than revenge.
Why it matters
The case highlights the risks faced by international travelers and the emotional toll of legal proceedings in foreign jurisdictions.
shares Share article The parents of two Australian brothers who were killed on a surf trip in Mexico will travel to North America this week to witness the trial of three men accused of their sons’ murders.
Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend Jack Carter Road were allegedly shot dead in what police believe was a robbery gone wrong in April 2024 in Mexico’s Baja California region, near Ensenada.
Debra and Martin Robinson (centre) will travel to Ensenada to witness the trial. Facebook/ Callum and Jake Robinson Foundation
Three men charged with their murder will stand trial in Ensenada on Monday.
In an emotional statement shared to Facebook, Jake and Callum’s grieving parents Debra and Martin Robinson said it was “incredibly important” that they attended the court proceedings in person.
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