Chilling details emerge about killer of Australian and U.S. surfers in Mexico

CRIME Unsettling revelations about the alleged murderer of American and Australian surfers in Mexico have surfaced. Revision date: May 9, 2024 / CBS/AFP / 7:00 AM EDT On Wednesday, as disturbing information on the suspect's purported confession surfaced, a Mexican court ordered the prosecution of the person suspected of killing two Australians and one American during a surfing trip. In Ensenada, Baja California, where the remains of brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and their friend Jack Carter Rhoad were discovered last Friday, a hearing was conducted for Jesus Gerardo "N" (also known as "El Kekas," a colloquial term meaning quesadillas). According to the BBC, the suspect's girlfriend testified in court that he confessed to killing the three friends after they got back from their campground.