Shaquella Robinson Mexico Video is circulating on social media for a 25-year-old businesswoman who was brutally k!lled by a group of people and as per recent reports, these may be her friends. Her family is also curious to know how their girl has been k!lled.
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It is said that there were a group of friends who were in the room where a girl fights with Shaquella. But all of her friends told her that Robinson was alcohol poisoned.
The postmortem report revealed that Shaquella was k!lled as her spinal cord and neck were broken.
Shanquella Robinson’s was found dead on October 30, 2022. But an emerging video on TikTok made this news more viral.
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In the purported video, a girl can be seen hitting and punching Shanquella while other people in the room were recording that fight. As per reports, Shanquella went to Cabo Mexico to celebrate her birthday party.
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Salamondra Robinson mom said,
They were eating tacos or a salad or something, and I said, ‘OK. I love you. Have a good night, and I will talk to you tomorrow.’ I never talked to my child again. She never made it.
Shanquella Robinson was found dead w/in 24 hours of arriving in Cabo with a group of “friends.”
The autopsy determined the cause of death to be related to a broken neck and cracked spinal cord, though her “friends” claimed she had alcohol poisoning.
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Since nobody is talking about it… Shanquella Robinson was found dead w/in 24 hours of arriving in Cabo with a group of “friends.” The autopsy determined cause of death to be related to a broken neck and cracked spinal cord, though her “friends” claimed she had alcohol poisoning. pic.twitter.com/bnazSf3GQE
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