Here's the sentence:

!["susana"](https://i.stack.imgur.com/55AqP.png)

Hmmm, all I could get was "Susana"?

But I don't really understand why quoting "ス" makes sense.

Is this a valid sentence?
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Is this a valid sentence?
Those aren't quotes; they're the kana デ and ズ next to each other.

All together, the thing reads 「スサナ エルナンデズ」. This looks like an attempted
transcription of the name "Susanna Hernandez" into katakana.

I suspect the person who wrote it is relatively new to the language - the ン
looks like a ソ, and assuming that "Susanna" is pronounced as it is in English,
the first name should be スザナ, possibly with some long vowels thrown in.
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