Family Canada was beaten in Mexico to make sure that her husband is innocent

Sheila Family Nabb, was beaten over the weekend in Mexico, said her husband, Andrew, was not involved in violent attacks occurred in a luxury hotel in Mazatlan.
In a press release, brother and sister Sheila Nabb said it was the victim of violence occurred in the Riu Emerald Bay.

According to Sheila's brother, Paul Giles, her husband was interviewed by the local government immediately after the incident. He was released when he "became clear that he was not guilty of any form of aggression."

"Anyone who knows Andrew outright ignore all the suspicions against him. [Sheila and Andrew] is the most loving couples I know," Giles said in a statement sent to media on Wednesday.
The, Canada aged 37, was found unconscious lying in a pool of blood in the elevator at a luxury resort, where she lives with her ​​husband, Andrew Nabb.

Ms. Nabb was a native of Nova Scotia, but now lives in Calgary. She is currently being treated at a hospital in Mazatlan.

The new attack against health

Tuesday, Sheila Nabb emerged from a coma, but he can not talk because he has a jaw attached.
His uncle, Robert Prosser, however, reported that women now suffering from pneumonia associated with tracheostomy have been made to breathe. The doctors had to postpone the operation to be performed Wednesday or Thursday to reconstruct the face, said Prosser.

Surveillance cameras to explain the incident

According to local media, prosecutors, Justice State of Sinaloa, where Mazatlan is located, is responsible for the investigation.

The state governor, Mario Lopez Valdez, told reporters Tuesday that the cameras hotels should help explain the incident.

He added that Andrew Nabb told authorities that her hotel room door was open when he awoke and his wife had disappeared.