An attorney who is representing the family of a North Carolina woman who died last year in Mexico said this week that U.S. officials are not letting them see case files — including an autopsy report which stated that she did not suffer any spinal injuries. Lawyer Sue-Ann Robinson, who is not related to Shanquella …
U.S. officials found discrepancies in an autopsy performed on a North Carolina woman who died last year while vacationing in Mexico. The Charlotte Observer received Shanquella Robinson’s autopsy report this week upon filing a public records request. The secondary autopsy — which the FBI ordered a month after Robinson’s death in October — was performed …
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday it would not be pursuing criminal charges in the case of a North Carolina woman who died last year while vacationing in Mexico. In a statement, the agency’s Western District of North Carolina said their decision comes following a review of Shanquella Robinson’s autopsy and available evidence in this …
An attorney for the family of a North Carolina woman who died in Mexico last year announced on Thursday that he expects to meet with White House officials regarding the case sometime soon. According to the Charlotte Observer, lawyer Benjamin Crump said he expects to meet with White House officials and the head of the …
JUSTICE for Shanquella Robinson
Recently-released documents alleged that six people who traveled to Mexico with Shanquella Robinson were seen behaving oddly the night before her suspicious death last October. The lawyers for Shanquella Robinson’s family, Sue-Ann Robinson and Benjamin Crump, said in an 18-page information packet given to U.S. officials in March that Mexican authorities identified Daejhanae Jackson, one …
The Mexican prosecutor investigating the death of a vacationing North Carolina woman last year says he is working with American authorities to determine if there were any accomplices in her death. Baja California Attorney General Daniel de la Rosa said in November that he’d secured an arrest warrant for a friend who’d traveled to Cabo …
Two weeks after Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for a suspect in the death of North Carolinian Shanquella Robinson in Cabo San Lucas, there’s no confirmation that an arrest has been made. But experts say that appears to be par for course of international relations between two countries with an extradition treaty, such as …
Prosecutors in Mexico have obtained an arrest warrant for a friend of the North Carolina woman who died at her vacation villa last month in Cabo San Lucas. The attorney general for Mexico’s Baja California Sur, Daniel de la Rosa, said Wednesday that his office had begun extradition proceedings for the unnamed suspect, ABC News …
The autopsy report says that the North Carolina woman died within 15 minutes of her injury. The police report doesn’t mention the injury.
A 25-year-old woman who died mysteriously while on vacation in Mexico last month was laid to rest Saturday, but her apparent homicide remains unsolved. Hundreds of people attended Shanquella Robinson’s funeral at Macedonia Baptist Church in her native Charlotte, North Carolina, where friends and family shared memories, tears, and condolences. Robinson was found dead on …
A North Carolina woman who died last month in Mexico is reportedly being investigated as a homicide after officials there initially claimed her death was alcohol-related. The State Attorney General’s Office of Baja California Sur told ABC that Shanquella Robinson’s death is being investigated as a femicide — or when a woman is killed due …
