Ashley Flowers

But despite all of those life-saving efforts, Shanquilla was pronounced dead at the villa just before 6 p.m.

Though it's worth noting that for some reason, Shanquilla's death certificate says that she died just 15 minutes after she was injured, which is a discrepancy I don't really understand considering we know that she died hours after the doctor's arrival.

And listen, from what the doctor told police at the scene, Shanquilla's friends were acting strange the whole time.

She claimed that they would go off and like deliberate amongst themselves before giving her any answers to questions she was asking.

And only one of them stayed to help.

A concierge for the villa said something similar to Mexican authorities on November 17th.

He told them that he rushed to the villa that night when he heard what had happened.

And he said that the friends looked like pretty calm overall, except there was one woman who was visibly shaken and sad.

I don't know who that was, but it wasn't Dejanay because she's called out specifically by this person saying that she came off a little bit cold and indifferent.

But at no time does she or anyone in the group mention anything about this fight to police or anyone there.

Though at least one person there claims that he genuinely did not know about the fight.

We actually talked to one of the men who was on that trip.

We're going to call him Mike because he doesn't want to be named.

And this is a huge deal because no one from this trip has ever spoken to the media, anonymous or not.

And according to Mike, he never even talked to police.

So what I'm about to say may even be news to them.

He told one of our reporters that he was the last to join the group in Mexico.

So he says that he got to the villa Saturday afternoon.

This is after they'd already called the doctor to look at Shanquela.

And he says when he got there, like she was vomiting, she was disoriented.