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Sgt4succsess SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Shanquella Robinson’s Mom Raises Concerns About Her Daughter’s Death The 25-year-old entrepreneur died during a vacation with friends in Mexico. ADVERTISEMENT Shanquella Robinson, a 25-year-old Charlotte, N.C. native, was found dead one day into a vacation with friends in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Her mother, Salamondra, has since raised concerns after her autopsy showed the young hairdresser’s cause of death was listed as severe spinal cord injury and atlas luxation, meaning instability in the uppermost vertebrae. Robinson reportedly died 15 minutes after sustaining these injuries. ADVERTISEMENT When Robinson informed her mother of the trip on Oct. 28, it was explained that she and the seven additional guests were supposed to be enjoying a night at their shared temporary home, Villa Linda 32. ADVERTISEMENT “They had a v

SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Journalist found dead in northwest Mexico Mexico is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a journalist, with at least 17 media workers killed in 2022. ADVERTISEMENT A crime reporter has been found dead in northwestern Mexico, the latest suspected murder in what is already one of the deadliest years ever for the country’s press. ADVERTISEMENT Juan Arjon Lopez, an independent journalist who ran a news page on Facebook, went missing on August 9, according to the state attorney general. ADVERTISEMENT A body with tattoos matching those of Arjon was recovered on Tuesday in San Luis Rio Colorado, the town where he disappeared. ADVERTISEMENT CLICK TO EXPLORE THE LATEST CONTENTS ON SGT, ALSO SCROLL DOWN BELOW TO SEE SGT POPULAR POST AFTER CONTENTS ADVERTISEMENT Arjon’s body was found s

SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Mexico: 94 migrants found in abandoned freight container The migrants come from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador and were turned over to authorities. The incident comes after more than 50 migrants were found dead in a semi-trailer in Texas last month. ADVERTISEMENT Almost 100 migrants were left abandoned in a freight trailer on a highway in Mexico and had to break their way out to escape suffocation, Mexican authorities said Thursday. ADVERTISEMENT The 94 undocumented foreigners, including several children, from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were turned over to immigration authorities, according to Mexican officials. Around 100 more were believed to have fled. ADVERTISEMENT The migrants were bound for the US border and were discovered on Wednesday night on a highway in the eastern state of Veracruz. ADVERTISEMENT