Mexican authorities have confirmed the discovery of the bodies of three missing surfers, including one American and two Australian brothers, in La Bocana, located approximately 130 miles south of San Diego.

Confirmation by Baja California Attorney General’s Office

The Baja California Attorney General’s Office confirmed the discovery on Friday morning, providing closure to the search efforts that began after the surfers were reported missing earlier in the week.

Identification of the Surfers

The missing surfers were identified as Jack Carter Rhoad from San Diego and Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson. According to reports, the three men had not checked into their Airbnb in Rosarito following a surfing excursion south of Ensenada.

Investigation and Coordination

Mexican officials revealed that evidence related to the case, including a white pickup truck, was found prior to locating the bodies. Three Mexican nationals are under investigation in connection with the incident.

Authorities from the Baja California Attorney General’s Office, the FBI, and officials from the U.S. and Australian consulates are working collaboratively on the investigation, aiming to gather further details about the circumstances leading to the surfers’ disappearance.

Ongoing Developments

While the bodies have been found, details surrounding the events leading to the surfers’ disappearance remain undisclosed. The attorney general’s office has refrained from confirming the men’s identities to media outlets.

The case underscores the importance of international cooperation in resolving cross-border incidents, particularly those involving missing persons.

Contributing Reporters

Domenick Candelieri and Elizabeth Alvarez provided additional reporting on the incident, aiding in the dissemination of crucial information to the public.

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