The parents of Jake and Callum Robinson, slain in Mexico last year during a surfing trip, are traveling to Ensenada to witness the trial of the three men accused of their murders — a painful but vital step to honor their sons’ memory. Debra and Martin Robinson, determined to seek justice and keep their boys’ stories alive, describe the journey as one of their final acts of love. The brothers — Jake, a 31-year-old doctor, and Callum, 32 and living in the U.S. — were killed alongside their friend Carter Rhoad in April 2024. Prosecutors demand staggering sentences: 210 years each for two defendants, plus 168 for Jesús Gerardo, who also faces charges of forced disappearance. The trio rejected plea deals offering 47–52 years. Additional charges include aggravated robbery, violent robbery, and grand theft auto — with Jesús Gerardo’s former girlfriend already sentenced to 20 years for her role in the robbery.
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