Ashley Flowers

They're just saying nothing.

And I think that's because at that point, their investigation hadn't concluded.

So everyone's thinking like, okay, you know what, they just need to wrap up and then they'll comply, right?

Well, weeks pass, then months, and this warrant seems to not go anywhere.

The family is even writing letters to the president at the time, begging for him to intervene.

And though the White House acknowledges that they're following the case, they don't do much to push it forward.

It's in the hands of the FBI, sorry.

And it turns out there might be a reason the FBI hasn't made any arrests.

There's something that the family has been in the dark on.

Completely unbeknownst to them, the FBI had done a second autopsy and their results were wildly different.

In April 2023, almost six months after Shanquilla's death, the FBI and the U.S.

Attorney's Office announced that they won't be pursuing federal charges in Shanquilla's death.

They say the evidence in the case doesn't support prosecution, and they specifically mentioned a second autopsy.

One that no one knew was being done.

But according to the ME, in that second autopsy, Shanquilla's neck and spine are fine.

Like her neck isn't dislocated at all.

The report says that Shanquilla had brain swelling, which was also listed in the first autopsy.

But this report says it's clear Shanquilla's brain lacked oxygen for several hours.

And the second ME says in the report that Mexican authorities told him there was no alcohol in her system, which should feel shocking, right?

Everyone's saying alcohol poisoning.