Heartbroken girlfriend reveals tragic final voicemail Australian surfer Callum ... trends now
The heartbroken girlfriend of an Australian allegedly executed alongside his brother during a surfing trip in Mexico has revealed harrowing details about a voicemail he left which she now listens to on repeat.
Callum Robinson. 33. and his 30-year-old brother Jake were travelling with their American friend Jack Carter Rhoad, 30, in the Baja California region when they disappeared on April 27.
The three men's remains were found at the bottom of a well on Saturday, about 2km from Rosarito, where they had been scheduled to stay at an Airbnb.
Each had a single gunshot wound to the head.
Three Mexican nationals - Jesus Gerardo Garcia Cota, his girlfriend Ari Gisel Garcia Cota and his brother Christian Alejandro Garcia - were arrested on Wednesday and charged with kidnapping.
Jake Robinson, who worked in Perth as a doctor, had flown to the US two weeks earlier to visit Callum, who was living in San Diego with his girlfriend Emily Horwath.
On Tuesday, Ms Horwath shared a voicemail from Callum on Instagram, with the caption: 'Will be playing this on repeat.'
Emily Horwath, the heartbroken girlfriend of Callum Robinson who was allegedly executed alongside his brother during a surfing trip in Mexico has revealed harrowing details about a voicemail he left which she now listens to on repeat. Both pictured
In another post (pictured), Ms Horwath said: 'The world is an evil place, but I won't let it stop me from spreading the kindness you brought into this world'
In the voice message, Callum said: 'Happy Tuesday, good morning! It's 11.11 and I'm just thinking about you.
'Just wanted to drop you a quick message and say, hello baby - hope you're having a phenomenal start to your day.
'I'm sensing a big grin on your face for some reason today. I hope you're full of positivity and smiles. Cheers baby, miss you.'
In another post, Ms Horwath said: 'The world is an evil place, but I won't let it stop me from spreading the kindness you brought into this world.'
Mexican police have revealed they found three abandoned tents splattered with blood at a campsite south of the town of Ensenada.
Authorities also found shell casings at the campsite where the three men were last seen with further investigations leading them to the well about 2km away.
