Shanquella Robinson’s Family Outraged by No Charges, Lawsuit Not Off Table

U.S. legislation enforcement’s determination to not cost anybody within the dying of Shanquella Robinson has her household outraged — however they don’t seem to be ruling out a lawsuit to hunt justice in civil court docket.

TMZ spoke to the late North Carolinian’s mom and sister — Sallamondra and Quella, respectively — who advised us how they’re feeling within the wake of final week’s information that U.S. officers are closing the guide on this case with out holding anybody accountable.

As you possibly can think about, they’re devastated, however, greater than something, they’re confused … as outcomes of various investigations — each right here and in Mexico — are vastly completely different.

As you may need heard … there have been 2 autopsies accomplished after Shanquella died this previous fall close to Cabo San Lucas. The preliminary one was performed by Mexican officers virtually instantly after she was pronounced useless and, reportedly, her explanation for dying was “severe spinal cord injury” and instability of her vertebrae … suggesting she’d suffered trauma.

Contemplating there is a widely-circulated video displaying Shanquella taking a beating from a lady she was vacationing with on the time. Her household thinks it is a no-brainer to attach the dots and assume one factor may’ve induced the opposite — particularly, that the assault may’ve performed an element of their cherished one’s dying. Apparently, U.S. investigators felt in another way.

Shanquella’s household says the feds did their very own post-mortem — as soon as her physique was embalmed and shipped — and conceded there was swelling in her mind, however finally decided an official explanation for dying was inconclusive.

The actual fact the feds appear to be counting on their post-mortem findings — that are undoubtedly much less correct than the extra well timed Mexican one — is a discrepancy that has but to be correctly defined … in response to the household’s lawyer, Sue-Ann Robinson (no relation).

Sue-Ann tells us justice wasn’t accomplished, as a result of, she believes, U.S. prosecutors punted. She additionally says the household is not giving up and can proceed to hunt methods to pursue felony fees.

Sue-Ann says the household will preserve pressuring elected officers — together with President Biden — to do the appropriate factor and power the U.S. Legal professional’s Office’s hand in taking motion … as that seems to be the one factor they’ll do to reopen Shanquella’s case, criminally. We’re advised the household was provided the choice to exhume her physique for a 3rd opinion, however declined.

In fact, there’s additionally the opportunity of civil authorized motion … one thing the household tells us they’re completely contemplating. Truth is, they personally know the chums who vacationed with Shanquella, they usually consider a few of them know greater than they’ve revealed.