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Surfers Executed, Dumped in Water Hole While Vacationing in Mexico

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Three surfers who were vacationing in Mexico went missing on April 27 after enjoying a day in the ocean off the coast of Baja California. Authorities said Jack Carter Rhoad, an American citizen, and Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson were found dead two weeks later at the bottom of a well with another body under them. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the nightmare faced by the surfer trio.

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