[Full] Video of the Shanquella Robinson Murder, Recorded by CCTV

A Charlotte family is requesting answers after their little girl never got back based on what was supposed to be a thrilling excursion to Cabo with her friends.

25-year-old Shanquella Robinson left Charlotte, North Carolina, on October 28, and relatively soon, she was dead.

idhealt.com.com has taken in a disturbing new video arose, supposedly showing a “exposed and defenseless” Robinson being beaten some time before her heartbreaking passing.

A unidentified lady accepted to be one of her friends should be visible punching, hitting, and slamming a lady who appears to be Robinson to the ground in their investment property.

The man recording the assault can heard say, “Quella could you basically battle at any point back, follow through with something.” As the clasp went on, the lady kept on landing hits, advising Robinson to stand on her feet after she stayed on the floor, seemingly inebriated.

“Get up! I’m fed up with your s- – – !!” the lady yelled.

Robinson’s parents Bernard and Salamondra suspect something horrific happened to their little girl in the wake of being informed she passed on from liquor poisoning — a case they don’t accept.

“After they said it was liquor poisoning, we got the autopsy report on Thursday, and it said that her neck had been crushed and she had a spirit spasm. There was a break, [her] spinal string was broken,” the parents told WBTV. “That took it to an entire ‘nother level because that implied somebody had gone after her.”

Salamondra said the whole gathering got back from Mexico without her girl, abandoning Robinson’s body.

Her body is currently back home, but they still don’t have the answers they desperately seek.

“She showed some care of gold. She cherished everyone, and essentially everyone adored her,” gushed her heartbroken mother.

RadarOnline.com has taken in the U.S. Department of State is investigating the young lady’s demise in Mexico.

“We know about these reports with respect to Robinson. Safeguarding the government assistance of U.S. citizens overseas is among our top priorities. Keeping in mind the protection of those included, we have no further remark as of now,” they shared in a statement.