Mexico To Extradite Suspect In Shanquella Robinson Homicide Case

Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for the lady suspected of assaulting Shanquella Robinson in San Jose del Cabo final month.

Shanquella Robinson, 25, left North Carolina on trip with associates on Oct. 28, however was useless 24 hours later. Her mother and father first believed she died from alcohol poisoning after receiving a frantic name from her associates.

Nevertheless, Mexican authorities later revealed {that a} spinal twine harm, not alcohol poisoning, triggered Robinson’s dying, prompting an inside investigation.

Mexican officers haven’t named the suspect however did affirm she is a U.S. citizen.

Lawyer Basic Daniel de la Rosa instructed ABC Information, “There may be already an arrest warrant issued for the crime of femicide to the sufferer’s detriment and in opposition to an alleged, answerable for these acts, a good friend of hers.” He additionally stated Wednesday, “The dying didn’t end result from a “quarrel,” however from direct aggression that this individual made.”

“We’re already finishing up all of the related procedures, each the Interpol file and the extradition request,” he stated.

Following the post-mortem outcomes, Robinson’s mother and father known as on the FBI to analyze, believing foul play was concerned.

An unauthenticated video circulating on social media later surfaced and seems to indicate Robinson being overwhelmed inside a lodge room. Within the video, an off-camera voice says, “Quella’, are you able to not less than struggle again?” A feminine will also be seen being repeatedly slammed to the ground and punched within the head whereas making an attempt to flee her attacker.