Death Of American In Mexico Leaves People Wondering Why FBI Exists Anymore.

[easyt65]

Shanqyella Robinson died while on vacation in Mexico.

Video shows a woman - an American, later identified as Daejhanae Jackson - physically beat Robinson to death. Robinson died from "severe spinal cord injury and atlas luxation," along with instability of the first two neck vertebrae.

The Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for Daejhanae Jackson, filed an extradition request, and declared Robinson's death a homicide.

ENTER THE FBI...

The FBI did their thing and DISAGREED WITH THE MEXICAN AUTHORITIES REGARDING THE CAUSE OF DEATH, DID NOTHING WITH / ABOUT THE VIDEO, AND DECLARED THERE WAS NOTHING THEY COULD DO, NO CHARGES TO BE FILED / NO PROSECUTION TO BE CONDUCTED.

Ummm....WTF?


Besides political raids, political prosecutions, and protecting the Bidens, Democrats, and leftist extremists / domestic terrorists, what is it the FBI exactly does again?

FBI: No federal charges will be filed in Shanquella Robinson's death following investigation

The FBI announced Wednesday that an investigation into Shanquella Robinson's death will not result in federal charges. Mexican authorities had described her death as a homicide.

www.foxnews.com

 

[mamooth]

Why would a murder committed in Mexico be prosecuted in the USA? Why would the FBI be involved? What US federal laws have been violated?

FOX is making even less sense than usual here.

 

[norwegen]

Why would a murder committed in Mexico be prosecuted in the USA? Why would the FBI be involved? What US federal laws have been violated?

FOX is making even less sense than usual here.

The victim was an American, Derp.

 

[Hossfly]

Why would a murder committed in Mexico be prosecuted in the USA? Why would the FBI be involved? What US federal laws have been violated?

FOX is making even less sense than usual here.

Fox is reporting the news and that's their job.

 

[mamooth]

The victim was an American, Derp.

Nice evasion, but it didn't answer the question.

Why do you think it's the FBI's job to prosecute a murder that happened in Mexico? The FBI doesn't normally investigate such things. Why did you want it to happen this time?

 

[easyt65]

Why would a murder committed in Mexico be prosecuted in the USA? Why would the FBI be involved? What US federal laws have been violated?

FOX is making even less sense than usual here.

Mexico requested extradition of the American murderer who killed another American. The FBI said 'no thanks".

Its actually in the article. I also mentioned it above.

 

[norwegen]

Nice evasion, but it didn't answer the question.

Why do you think it's the FBI's job to prosecute a murder that happened in Mexico? The FBI doesn't normally investigate such things. Why did you want it to happen this time?

You think citizens abroad are not entitled to justice?

 

[easyt65]

Nice evasion, but it didn't answer the question.

Why do you think it's the FBI's job to prosecute a murder that happened in Mexico? The FBI doesn't normally investigate such things. Why did you want it to happen this time?

Looks like you also missed the fact that Mexico requested the FBI extradite the American murderer back to the US & prosecute.

 

[Moonglow]

Shanqyella Robinson died while on vacation in Mexico.

Video shows a woman - an American, later identified as Daejhanae Jackson - physically beat Robinson to death. Robinson died from "severe spinal cord injury and atlas luxation," along with instability of the first two neck vertebrae.

The Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for Daejhanae Jackson, filed an extradition request, and declared Robinson's death a homicide.

ENTER THE FBI...

The FBI did their thing and DISAGREED WITH THE MEXICAN AUTHORITIES REGARDING THE CAUSE OF DEATH, DID NOTHING WITH / ABOUT THE VIDEO, AND DECLARED THERE WAS NOTHING THEY COULD DO, NO CHARGES TO BE FILED / NO PROSECUTION TO BE CONDUCTED.

Ummm....WTF?


Besides political raids, political prosecutions, and protecting the Bidens, Democrats, and leftist extremists / domestic terrorists, what is it the FBI exactly does again?

FBI: No federal charges will be filed in Shanquella Robinson's death following investigation

The FBI announced Wednesday that an investigation into Shanquella Robinson's death will not result in federal charges. Mexican authorities had described her death as a homicide.

www.foxnews.com

You seem rather short on evidence to present your case for rhetoric.