The Death of Shanquella Robinson

Twenty-five-year-old Shanquella Robinson traveled to Cabo with friends for a birthday celebration. She never made it home.

Her family was told she died from alcohol poisoning, until an autopsy raised questions and a disturbing video surfaced.

Two countries. Conflicting autopsies. An arrest warrant. A federal investigation. Years without answers.

For Shanquella’s family, this isn’t about headlines. It’s about their daughter, the truth, and the questions her death raises about trust, accountability, and the safety of traveling with those we trust.

What really happened inside that villa in Cabo?

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Sources:

What is in Shanquella Robinson’s autopsy? Document describes violent death

What the U.S. autopsy of Shanquella Robinson says about alcohol, her injuries