News live: parents of Australian surfers killed in Mexico fly in for trial; Labor pressured to toughen lobbying rules
The parents of two Australian brothers killed in Mexico in 2024 are traveling to Ensenada to attend the aggravated homicide trial. They seek to represent their sons and uncover the truth behind the incident, which occurred during a camping trip.
Why it matters
This case underscores the international legal challenges and emotional toll faced by families seeking justice for crimes committed abroad.
The parents of Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson, who were killed in Mexico in 2024, will fly to Ensenada to attend their aggravated homicide trial.
The two surfers, aged 33 and 30, and their friend, US citizen Jack Carter Rhoad, 30, had been camping in a remote beachside area when they were killed in what investigators believe was an attempt to steal their vehicle.
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