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In a previous federal investigation into the death of Shanquella Robinson, a Charlotte, North Carolina, girl, in Mexico in October, U.S. prosecutors will not pursue costs.

In a press release on Wednesday, officers from the U.S. attorney's office for two North Carolina counties made their decision just before the girl's family was scheduled to speak at a televised news convention about the investigation and Robinson's death.

Refering to a "point by point and exhaustive examination" and posthumous results did by the Mecklenburg Region Clinical Inspector's Working environment in North Carolina, officials referenced they presumed that "the reachable confirmation doesn't help any of the government costs."

In a press release, the U.S. Lawyer's Office for the Western District of North Carolina stated that "the investigation into the circumstances of Ms. Robinson's demise is a high priority for federal prosecutors and the FBI." This statement was made in reference to the investigation.

"Likewise with all case underneath evaluation by bureaucratic examiners, the national government ought to show past a reasonable uncertainty {that a} felony has been committed," she proceeded. " Federal prosecutors informed Ms. Robinson's family right this moment that the obtainable evidence does not support a federal indictment after the results of the post-mortem and after careful deliberation and evaluation of investigative materials by two U.S. Attorneys.

The FBI's government examiners and FBI organizations began researching the conditions encompassing Robinson's destruction in November, around three weeks after Robinson's death, the FBI affirmed in a public statement to CBS Data on the time. According to the assertion, Robinson passed away in Cabo San Lucas on or around October 29. Last week, authorities in Mexico said that her death occurred in San Jose del Cabo, which is in the same Mexican state of Baja California Sur and is about 20 miles northeast of Cabo San Lucas.

Only a couple of days before, Mexican investigators opened an examination concerning Robinson's death. After a viral cellphone video showed Robinson being violently attacked, it appeared on the luxurious villa where she was staying on her trip, news of her assassination had gained widespread public and international attention. She ventured out from america to Mexico with six buddies, a couple of whom at first illuminated Robinson's father and mother passed on from liquor harming. However, the death certificates later listed injuries to the neck and spine as the cause of death.

Mexican specialists referenced in November they had been researching Robinson's destruction as femicide, the killing of a young lady because of her orientation. Prosecutors in Baja California Sur stated in a press release that they were attempting to extradite a girl from the United States who was suspected of homicide to Mexico.