Mexico - Shanquella Robinson, 25, American, Beaten to death in apparent “femicide”, San Jose del Cabo, 28 Oct 2022

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Still awaiting charges, are we?



(The translation did not link, this would be a DIY I suppose.)

Apparently the Mexican government (could be a region/state, idk) is calling for justice in the case of a Mexican national who died in the US without a legal border crossing. Apparently accompanied by some acquaintances or business associates or friends?

imho very interesting!

Ms. Robinson entered Mexico at an airport? I presume that airline & immigration records are available to law enforcement in Mexico to identify her traveling companions? Hotel registrations?

Yet we await an arrest.
i agree we would like to see justice. but i feel this is MSM sensationalistic headlining.
 
Apparently this is a Mexican official who needs a a flood of letters asking about progress in the investigation of Shanquella Robinson's brutal murder, in my humble opinion of course:


Vanessa Calva Ruiz is a member of the Mexican Foreign Service currently serving as the Liaison to the U.S. Senate at Mexico’s Embassy to the United States.


1911 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC. 20006

seems to be the mailing address.
 
Sorry to see this case seemingly being ignored by the fbi whom I'm assuming would have jurisdiction over the case ?

“Our clients are very understanding of the level of complication in a transnational criminal case. But there's a protocol, so why isn't the protocol being used?”

The FBI has said its investigation is ongoing but did not respond to multiple requests for comment from Yahoo News.
Emphasis in red bolded mine.

Maybe a lack of proof about who delivered the final lethal blows ?
Add to that -- IMO -- the people who were with her are not about to talk ?
They know what happened to Shanquella !
M00.
 
Apparently this is a Mexican official who needs a a flood of letters asking about progress in the investigation of Shanquella Robinson's brutal murder, in my humble opinion of course:


Vanessa Calva Ruiz is a member of the Mexican Foreign Service currently serving as the Liaison to the U.S. Senate at Mexico’s Embassy to the United States.


1911 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC. 20006

seems to be the mailing address.

also, her email addy:

vanessa.calva@gmail.com
 
How about charging everyone who left the USA in the group with the victim, everyone who entered Mexico in the group with the victim, everyone who checked into the lodging in the group with the victim, including the individual who apparently came later. I expect that US & Mexican authorities have access to that information?

Charge 'em all with obstruction of justice as a start.

Abandonment/desecration of a corpse, perhaps.

International flight to avoid prosecution, perhaps.

Just plain murder, perhaps. Femiccide as initially reported.

Someone will talk imho.

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image from You Tube
 
Found some links in next post.
10K (if that was the amount taken ?) is a nice, large sum for people willing to do harm to Shanquella !
Have to wonder if they'd planned to hurt/kill her before the trip ?
M00.
 
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The attackers may have robbed her as well ?
Possible motive.
Disgusting.
Imo.
 


The attackers may have robbed her as well ?
Possible motive.
Disgusting.
Imo.
The motive has always been a question for me.
 


The attackers may have robbed her as well ?
Possible motive.
Disgusting.
Imo.
that was shared early on. i think they used her finances to book flight and travel back and other stuff. still horrible tho.
 
that was shared early on. i think they used her finances to book flight and travel back and other stuff. still horrible tho.
Ugh!!! So the first four paragraphs of that story contain so many factual errors that there really isn't even any point in reading further.
There is some speculation, and I think it deserves investigation, that her "friends" were plotting an attack all along. I have seen no evidence of this, but it should be investigated because (1) it makes some sense as to what happened, and (2) it would then be a US crime that gives US law enforcement primary jurisdiction.
 
Ugh!!! So the first four paragraphs of that story contain so many factual errors that there really isn't even any point in reading further.
There is some speculation, and I think it deserves investigation, that her "friends" were plotting an attack all along. I have seen no evidence of this, but it should be investigated because (1) it makes some sense as to what happened, and (2) it would then be a US crime that gives US law enforcement primary jurisdiction.

Yeah, there's been no proof that any money was stolen from her. There's also no proof that the attack was premeditated. Though it does certainly look like at least manslaughter or second degree murder.
 
Yeah, there's been no proof that any money was stolen from her. There's also no proof that the attack was premeditated. Though it does certainly look like at least manslaughter or second degree murder.
I think this should be charged as at least a second degree murder or whatever equivalent in Mexico. Maybe manslaughter, but let the defendant(s) explain why it should be less. But Mexico wasn't interested in charges at all initially, until it got enough media attention to embarrass them. But how much effort are they giving to get extradition and proceed? Mexico SHOULD care. They have enough horrible crime without having Americans realize they can now fly down there to commit their murders that they can't get away with here.
I am sure her family is just sick that no one seems to care that their daughter was brutally murdered. And they don't even know why. I think this is a case where you have to figure out the "why" to make any progress elsewhere. We have heard that it is DJ that Mexico has charged, but I don't think we know that for sure, and we have no idea of extradition efforts etc. Get her in custody, facing 20 years in a Mexican prison, and then maybe she will start to tell us what really happened. Or at least she will tell enough to get the others to start correcting her.
 
Robinson's family's lawyers have said that it is Jackson named in the warrant. From that article I just posted:

Lawyers for Robinson’s family, Sue-Ann Robinson and Benjamin Crump, say the arrest warrant issued for Daejhanae Jackson mentions femicide.

In the 18-page information packet sent March 13 to top U.S. government officials, Crump and Sue-Ann Robinson write: “As a result of the investigation a warrant was issued for (Daejhanae) Jackson by Mexican law enforcement, one of the six travel mates who fled to the United States after Shanquella was pronounced dead. Ms. Jackson was identified as the perpetrator of femicide against Shanquella Robinson, a homicide based on gender.”
 
Thanks Smelly Squirrel: So the next question is: where is Daejhanae Jackson? I see now an article indicating that Mexico has asked for her extradition. I wonder if that has occurred. Where are DJ's friends? Has she disappeared? Where are the others from the Cabo 6?
 
Thanks Smelly Squirrel: So the next question is: where is Daejhanae Jackson? I see now an article indicating that Mexico has asked for her extradition. I wonder if that has occurred. Where are DJ's friends? Has she disappeared? Where are the others from the Cabo 6?
I believe there are extradition steps that involve Interpol and none of that has happened. Interpol will list persons being sought for crimes across countries. I just have the opinion that this is a very long process despite the facts of the crime being so obvious.

I can't recall if anyone mentioned this but there was a producer of the show Survivor who took his wife and kids on vacation to Mexico. He killed his wife while there. There were people near their room that heard the commotion and he was questioned and released. His passport was taken and he was told not to leave Mexico. He left and Mexico issued a warrant for him. About 6 months later, he was arrested by the US for the Mexican warrant.

It was about 8 months later that the extradition hearing was held. Then another 8 months before he was actually sent to Mexico. Mexico convicted and sentenced him within a couple of months and he got 12 years but only served 7 1/2 years.

Bruce Beresford-Redman - Wikipedia.
 
Yeah, there's been no proof that any money was stolen from her. There's also no proof that the attack was premeditated. Though it does certainly look like at least manslaughter or second degree murder.
Bbm.
I thought Shanquella's own family has affirmed this ?
Money was missing... but how much of it was spent at the resort, etc. ?
Imo.

Eta : I do not understand in the slightest what the fight was about and why she was (imo) murdered ?
From everything I've read here thus far, Shanquella was kind to her friends and seemed to trust them ?
The video alone made me ill and I don't think her death was an accident.
 

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