🌊The bodies of three missing surfers, including two brothers from Australia, were found in Mexico.
😱Local surfers are shocked by the tragedy but vow to continue traveling to Mexico for surfing.
🔎The FBI is working with international partners to investigate the case and find answers.
🌹A memorial paddle out is planned in Ensenada to honor the three surfers.
❓Many unanswered questions surround the case, leaving the families of the surfers in grief.
Who were the missing surfers?
—The missing surfers were two brothers from Australia and their friend, a local San Diego resident.
Are surfers concerned about their safety in Mexico?
—While shocked by the tragedy, surfers remain committed to traveling to Mexico for their passion and believe incidents like this are rare.
What is the FBI's role in the investigation?
—The FBI is collaborating with international partners to assist in the investigation and find answers about the surfers' disappearance.
Is there a memorial planned for the surfers?
—Yes, a memorial paddle out is scheduled in Ensenada to honor the three surfers and their love for surfing.
What is the impact of this tragedy on the surfing community?
—The tragedy has shaken the surfing community, but it has not deterred them from continuing to pursue their passion in Mexico.
00:00Forensic investigators in Mexico are gathering evidence after the bodies of three men, including two Australian surfers, were discovered about 40 miles south of Ensenada.
00:21The families of the missing surfers are traveling to Mexico while authorities work on identifying the bodies.
01:21The surfers were last seen near the popular Baja surf spot K 38 and were reported missing when they did not show up to their Airbnb.
01:48Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the surfers' disappearance.
01:59Three bodies believed to be the missing surfers were discovered at the bottom of a well near La Boca.
02:09The Chevy pickup used by the surfers was found nearby after being set on fire.
02:22Surfers express their shock but remain determined to continue traveling to Mexico for surfing.
02:51The FBI is working with international law enforcement agencies to find answers about the surfers' disappearance.
