Orlando is reeling from a deeply unsettling incident that has left the community in shock and mourning. Yolna Lubrin, affectionately known as Yo-Yo, was tragically discovered dead, hanging from a tree at the intersection of Westmoreland Dr. and Livingston St. The circumstances surrounding her passing remain shrouded in mystery, with authorities swiftly classifying it as a suicide.
However, Yolna Lubrin’s loved ones, as well as a vocal section of the community, are raising crucial questions. In an era where racial tensions and injustices are under intense scrutiny, the discovery of a Black person hanging from a tree demands rigorous investigation and transparency. Concerns about the incident being prematurely labeled as a suicide without a comprehensive inquiry have sparked outrage and led to calls for justice.
A rally is scheduled at City Hall on Tuesday, October 3, at 6:30 P.M., where community members, along with Yolna Lubrin’s grieving family, will gather to express their support and demand answers. This gathering aims to shed light on the incident, ensuring that it receives the attention it deserves and emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation.
This tragic event has reopened wounds from the past, reminding the community of the unexplained death of Nevan Baker in 2020, who was also found hanging from a tree under suspicious circumstances in Orlando. The repetition of such troubling incidents underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive examination of these cases, leaving the community seeking justice and resolution.
Naomi Lubrin shared her sorrow on the death of Yolna:
Yesterday, my baby sister Yolna Lubrin aka Yo-Yo, was found hanging from a tree right here in Orlando on Westmorleand Dr. and Livingston St. The way she was found and the state that she was in has left her family with A LOT OF UNANSWERED QUESTIONS from Law enforcement. They are immediately ruling it as a suicide but finding any black person hanging from a tree in 2023 requires MORE INVESTIGATION no matter what. ESPECIALLY in this case because there are too many unanswered questions and not enough proof. This is not the first time or the first time in a while this has happened in Orlando, just in 2020 we were asking the same questions about Nevan Baker who was found hanging in a tree in a very suspicious way for it to be a suicide.WE NEED THE COMMUNITY TO STAND WITH THE FAMILY AS THEY ASK QUESTIONS AND PUSH FOR MORE ANSWERS. Let’s help a family get some closure or justice, if needed!On Tuesday, October 3rd, we will be standing with the family at City Hall at 6:30pm, as they take a stand for their loved one. Everybody is welcomed. This will be a peaceful gathering for the family but WE NEED NUMBERS. JUST THINK, if this was your family member wouldn’t you want more answers ?#SHARETHIS
While Yolna Lubrin’s family is in mourning, details about her obituary and funeral plans will be released at their discretion, allowing them the privacy and respect they deserve during this challenging time.
Amidst the enchanting facade of Orlando, with its world-famous amusement parks, this incident has cast a somber shadow, highlighting the pressing need for unity, understanding, and justice within the community. The demand for transparency and answers echoes not only within the city but resonates across the nation, emphasizing the vital importance of addressing such incidents with utmost diligence and care.
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