Three men sentenced to over 158 years each for killing two Australian brothers and an American in Mexico

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How the sides differ Left sources give the Baja California surf trip setting and exact sentence; alternative sources note an apparent botched robbery; right sources stress the sentencing following the guilty finding.

A Mexican judge sentenced three men to prison terms of more than 158 years each for the 2024 killings of Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad. The three were on a surf trip in Baja California when they were killed. One report describes the killings as an apparent botched robbery. Another says the sentencing came a week after the men were found guilty and ended a lengthy legal process.

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Left GThe GuardianMexican judge sentences three men to 158 years in prison for murders of Australian and US surfers​

Reports the judge's sentence of 158 years and nine months each, and places the killings during a 2024 surf trip in Baja California.

Alternative BBCBBC NewsThree men jailed for 158 years each for murdering Australian and US surfers in Mexico

Focuses on the sentences and describes the killings as an apparent botched robbery during a surfing trip.

Right NYNew York Post3 men sentenced to more than 158 years for killing Australian brothers, US surf pal in Mexico

Highlights that sentencing came a week after the guilty verdict, closing a lengthy legal process over the killings.