An arrest warrant has been issued for the friend of a North Carolina woman who died in Mexico. We all know.
Mexican authorities have not officially released the name of the extradited American, but have confirmed he is her boyfriend. The FBI is also investigating.
After receiving the warrant, Robinson’s mother, Sammond Robinson, said, “Okay, okay. Finally someone has been charged and arrested,” adding, “I’m waiting for justice to be served.
A video of a woman resembling Robinson has gone viral and brought Robinson’s case into national consciousness. Robinson’s friends initially blamed alcohol poisoning for Salamanter’s death, but according to ABC News, Robinson died of spinal and neck fractures.
Shankira Robinson’s death and family feud
Police found Robinson dead in the bedroom of her San Jose del Cabo home on Oct. 29, according to an autopsy report, though initial police reports gave a different time.
But doctors arrived just before 3pm and pronounced him dead from back and neck injuries, according to the official autopsy report. Mexican prosecutors said the death was a direct attack and not an accident.
The FBI has opened an investigation.
A month after Robinson’s death, Mexican prosecutors requested the suspect’s extradition, and the FBI’s Charlotte office opened an investigation.
“The Charlotte FBI office has opened an investigation into the October 29, 2022 death of Charlotte resident Shankira Robinson in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. We are unable to comment as the investigation is ongoing…News,” the spokesperson said. office. Charlotte Watcher.
Mexican authorities are investigating the matter because feminism is defined as the female gender. The fertility rate for Mexican women has increased significantly in recent years, from 427 in 2015 to 1,004 in 2021, reports Humanity View.
Baja California Sur District Attorney Daniel Dela Rosa told local media last week that an arrest warrant had been issued.
A friend of Robinson’s was charged with murder, but detectives did not say who he was. “We follow all the criminal cases of Interpol,” de la Rosa said.
