A 26-year-old woman named Daejhanae Jackson is believed to be wanted by Mexican authorities for the murder of Shanquella Robinson. According to The Charlotte Observer, attorneys Ben Crump and Sue-Ann Robinson identified Jackson as the suspect in Robinson’s murder through a letter written to President Joe Biden.
In addition, correspondence revealed previously undisclosed information about Robinson’s murder.
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The attorneys’ letter refers to a number of previously unpublished prosecutors’ files. https://t.co/A9eniTi4Qd
– Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) March 14, 2023
Lawyers are pleading with US officials to “Act on pending extradition request”
According to The Charlotte Observer, Crump and Robinson sent a letter to the White House on March 13. The letter was also shared with the news agency, identifying Daejhanae Jackson as a suspect wanted by police in Cabo, Mexico. for the murder of Shanquella Robinson.
This is the Daejhanae Jackson girl we watched as Shanquella Robinson assaulted…. #justiceforquella #mexicochuyen pic.twitter.com/aQFTvastdP
— (@LADDY__BEE) November 16, 2022
In the letter, the lawyers urged “US officials to act on the pending extradition request.” Or take the case yourself and prosecute Jackson in the US.
The Atlanta Black Star shared an excerpt of the letter, which they received a copy of via email.
“On behalf of Shanquella Robinson’s family, we are writing to request immediate diplomatic intervention by the United States Government in this transnational criminal case. The case concerns the death of Shanquella Robinson, an ambitious, intelligent, 25-year-old businessman and American citizen.”
According to the Atlanta Black Star, the letter also referred to the “rapid diplomatic intervention” of the United States regarding the recent abduction of four Americans in Mexico, as The Shade Room previously reported.
“We have just witnessed a rapid simultaneous response from Mexican and US law enforcement agencies to the kidnapping of a group of US Citizens in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. Both scenarios that we are requesting on behalf of Shanquella Robinson’s family require a high degree of prompt diplomatic intervention.”
Additional findings on the case
According to The Charlotte Observer, the letter includes “findings” from a recent trip Sue-Ann Robinson took to Mexico.
It was revealed that Jackson was one of three people who returned Robinson’s luggage from her Cabo trip to her mother’s house in Charlotte. In addition, the newspaper reported that Jackson falsely informed Robinson’s mother that she had died of alcohol poisoning.
A package accompanying the letter also contained 18 pages of additional information including an autopsy. As well as “some previously unpublished prosecutor and police files.”
According to the Atlanta Black Star, the medical examiner’s full report has now revealed that Robinson had “physical injuries that occurred 12 hours before her death.” More specifically, the woman suffered “a head injury that resulted in bleeding in the brain”.
Additionally, Robinson “suffered a direct blow to the left side of her hip.” Her right hip was also “bruised” and one of her arms was also bruised. The “pattern or way” of her death was labeled “violent” in the report.
Furthermore, the medical examiner found injuries to her chest wall consistent with resuscitation efforts.
Robinson’s cause of death is believed to be a broken neck.
‘Cabo 6’ is said to have gone to dinner after Robinson’s death
According to the Atlanta Black Star, a concierge assigned to the Cabo mansion where Robinson and her companions were also shared new information about their actions following Robinson’s death.
The guide, named Suni Jehseel Popoca Millan, observed the group at one of their holiday dinners and informed police that Robinson “did not seem appropriate.”
“When I introduced myself, she neither greeted nor smiled, she was indifferent, not in tune with the atmosphere of the ceremony.”
The next day, the man said he received a text message from Jackson asking about the whereabouts of the nearest medical facility.
“I think my friend has alcohol poisoning and needs emergency services and someone speak or translate in Spanish for us.”
Popoca Milan called the doctor. Then, two hours later, another text message was received, stating that Robinson “was unconscious and hospitalized”. Later that day, he is informed of her death and returns to the mansion to check on her companions.
Upon arrival, he offered his condolences to Jackson “because she was the main one in the reservation.” However, when he asked for permission to hug her, he said she seemed “cold”.
“I leave that area and stay outside to give them space to grieve; Minutes later, I heard laughter.”
Popoca Milan explained that the group then requested transportation to go out to dinner.
The monster that brutally beat her to death:
1) Daejhanae JacksonPeople who witnessed, recorded and posted her murder:
2) Go to Donovan
3) Alysse Michelle Hyatt
4) Malik St Patrick Dyer
5) Nazeer wig
6) Chef Khalil#Justice for ShanquellaRobinson #ShanquellaRobinson pic.twitter.com/bUa4MQwpFY– Masika Kalysha (@masikakalysha) November 16, 2022
As The Shade Room previously reported, Shanquella Robinson died while on vacation with six other “friends” in Cabo, Mexico in November. A video later surfaced on social media of Robinson being assaulted by Jackson. Although Robinson’s family was informed that she passed away from alcohol poisoning.
I was disgusted after hearing about this story. We need to get Justice for #shanquellarobinson 😡 I am frustrated and confused. #choshanquella justice pic.twitter.com/pl7vaPZUim
– JimyOfficial (@OfficialJimy) November 16, 2022
