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Three convicted over Aussie murders of surfers in Mexico

The Age
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Three men have been found guilty over the 2024 deaths of Australian surfers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend.

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  • The Age Three convicted over Aussie murders of surfers in Mexico
  • The Sydney Morning Herald Three convicted over Aussie murders of surfers in Mexico
  • WAtoday Three convicted over Aussie murders of surfers in Mexico
  • Brisbane Times Three convicted over Aussie murders of surfers in Mexico

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