Authorities continued the search for three missing tourists near the U.S.-Mexico border, finding three bodies. The tourists, two Australian brothers and a U.S. citizen, disappeared while surfing and camping near Ensenada. The state's attorney general expressed concern over the delayed report of their disappearance. While the U.S. State Department acknowledged the missing citizen, details were withheld. The FBI confirmed three bodies found, but their identities were not disclosed. Baja California's high crime rates, including homicides and vehicle theft, have raised concerns. A charred pickup truck and other evidence were discovered near the beach where the tourists vanished. The search effort is unusual in a country with a significant number of missing persons, often due to the involvement of cartels and lack of official support.