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9 September 2026

Jake and Callum Robinson’s dad tells court life is ‘hell’ without Perth brothers after their alleged murders in Mexico

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Jake and Callum Robinson’s dad tells court life is ‘hell’ without Perth brothers after their alleged murders in Mexico

The siblings’ death during a surfing and camping jaunt has ‘left a huge hole’ in the lives of their family.

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