A woman identified in court as Ari Gisell testifies during a criminal trial in Ensenada, Mexico, connected to the killings of two Perth brothers, Callum and Jake Robinson, and a friend. Multiple reports describe testimony heard in relation to events surrounding the victims’ deaths.
The West Australian reports that Gisell, described as the ex-girlfriend of a man accused of the murders, tells the court the accused was an “assassin” who allegedly boasted about the victims crying during their final moments. PerthNow also reports that distressing details emerge in court about the murders, framing the proceedings around the deaths of three tourists linked to the Robinson brothers.
While both outlets agree the trial includes evidence heard in court about the murders in Mexico and that Gisell’s evidence is part of the case, they differ in emphasis. PerthNow focuses more broadly on the emergence of distressing court details, while The West Australian highlights Gisell’s characterization of the accused and the alleged boasts described in testimony.
