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New social media posts have emerged from one of the Perth brothers who went missing in Mexico, showing the beach where they were last seen. The uncovered posts provide a glimpse into the moments leading up to the disappearance of Callum, 33, and Jake Robinson, 30, in Mexico.

Callum’s Instagram stories documented their travels in Mexico, including images of the beach where they were last spotted during a surf trip. The brothers, along with US citizen Jack Rhoad, 30, disappeared in the Rosarito and Ensenada region of Baja California on Saturday morning.

Their mother, Debra Robinson, expressed her concerns as she hasn’t had any contact with her sons since Saturday and made a public plea for assistance on Thursday. There is particular worry for Callum due to his type one diabetes. Mexican authorities discovered a burnt-out white ute, believed to be linked to the brothers, and three deserted tents south of the Ensenada region. Reports from local media mentioned the presence of blood in the tents.

The situation is indeed troubling, and hopefully, more information will surface to aid in locating the missing individuals.

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