While on vacation in Cabo San Lucas with several pals last month, a woman named Shanquella Robinson was murdered.
Her family has many questions after hearing conflicting statements and shreds of evidence. Robinson left for Mexico on October 28 with a group of friends, and 24 hours later, she passed away.
Robinson’s parents, Bernard and Salamandra, revealed in an exclusive interview with WBTV that they think their daughter experienced a terrible accident.
‘We discovered through the autopsy report that she had a broken neck and a back spasm after they said it was alcohol poisoning,’ Salamandra added. ‘Because of the different statements from each person, I know something was wrong.’
A funeral service has been planned for next Saturday after Robinson’s body returned to Charlotte on Thursday. The American Department of State has said it was looking into Robinson’s death in Mexico.
‘We are aware of these Robinson-related reports. One of our primary priorities is to ensure the welfare of the American people when they are abroad. We have no more comment at this time out of respect for the privacy of the people affected, according to the U.S Department of State.’
To assist in unraveling the mystery surrounding Shanquella’s death, the family has gotten in touch with the FBI’s Charlotte division.
They also mentioned the possibility of hiring a private detective if the situation is still unclear.
Why Are Her Friends Under Suspicion?
Robinson’s body was left behind in the hotel room while her friends returned was itself a situation of doubt. Since then, videos showing Shanquella being thrashed by her friend in her hotel room while being filmed have surfaced.
The poor girl was bare-chested and hardly able to defend herself. The brief video depicts Robinson being punched, struck, and thrown on the ground in a bedroom by her friend Daejhanae Jackson.
The woman is punched in the video in the head, back, and neck while being urged to fight back.
“Quella, can you at least fight back, do anything,” the man who was recording the assault can be heard pleading.
The woman kept hitting as the video went on, urging Robinson to rise after she remained on the floor and appeared inebriated.
Her friends claimed she died of alcohol intoxication; however, the official autopsy report shows otherwise. According to the study, Shanquella suffered a broken neck and a cracked spinal cord, revealing that she was attacked.
However, despite the autopsy finding that Robinson was the victim of terrible abuse, U.S State Department representatives in Mexico have purportedly and puzzlingly claimed that the police investigation did not reveal any evidence of foul play.
Social media sleuths took it upon themselves to post names and images of persons they believed to have been in Mexico with Robinson at the time of her death, despite the fact that her pals have not yet been publicly recognized.
The companions were urged in social media posts to be detained and charged for their claimed roles in Robinson’s death, although it is unclear if that is even possible given that they had left Mexico.
